Blitersety
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I just got my AF7 in the mail today from krazyq and I've been doing some overclocking as you might expect.
So far I've got it deceivingly stable at 3.6 GHz (400x9). By deceivingly, I mean it boots into windows and everything works just fine, but I can't get past five minutes in orthos without an error message.
My voltage is a little bit above 1.4v, I can't remember the exact decimal. My RAM timings are at 5-5-5-15 @ 2.2v. Temperatures are acceptable (for now while the voltage is un-finessed) at the low 60s under load.
What should I do to make it more stable? I know a lot of people have gotten to 3.6 GHz before, so its certainly doable, but I want to be sure I've got a stable comp that won't BSOD on me while I'm in the middle of a TF2 game or something.
So far I've got it deceivingly stable at 3.6 GHz (400x9). By deceivingly, I mean it boots into windows and everything works just fine, but I can't get past five minutes in orthos without an error message.
My voltage is a little bit above 1.4v, I can't remember the exact decimal. My RAM timings are at 5-5-5-15 @ 2.2v. Temperatures are acceptable (for now while the voltage is un-finessed) at the low 60s under load.
What should I do to make it more stable? I know a lot of people have gotten to 3.6 GHz before, so its certainly doable, but I want to be sure I've got a stable comp that won't BSOD on me while I'm in the middle of a TF2 game or something.