Posted by fj on May 3, 2006, 5:52 pmPlease Register and login to reply and use other advanced options
I've got a Winchester [3000] at 250 FSB and 1.6v. It's been there a month.
I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it seem
safe to increase from 1.6v?
Thanks
Posted by Dylan C on May 3, 2006, 6:03 pm
fj wrote:
> I've got a Winchester [3000] at 250 FSB and 1.6v. It's been there a month.
>
> I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it seem
> safe to increase from 1.6v?
>
> Thanks
>
>
What are your idle and load temperatures? Cooling setup? Heat will
usually kill a cpu before voltage. Without more info its hard to give
decent advice.
-Dylan C
Posted by fj on May 3, 2006, 7:03 pm
> fj wrote:
>> I've got a Winchester [3000] at 250 FSB and 1.6v. It's been there a
>> month.
>>
>> I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it
>> seem safe to increase from 1.6v?
>>
>> Thanks
> What are your idle and load temperatures? Cooling setup? Heat will
> usually kill a cpu before voltage. Without more info its hard to give
> decent advice.
> -Dylan C
Right. Temp under Prime 95 is 50C. Should have mentioned. Idle is high
30's.
Clearly I've got room to go on the temp - so I could go to 1.7 vcore without
thinking it would probably break the cpu?
Thanks
Posted by Dylan C on May 3, 2006, 9:50 pm
fj wrote:
>
>>fj wrote:
>>
>>>I've got a Winchester [3000] at 250 FSB and 1.6v. It's been there a
>>>month.
>>>
>>>I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it
>>>seem safe to increase from 1.6v?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>
>>What are your idle and load temperatures? Cooling setup? Heat will
>>usually kill a cpu before voltage. Without more info its hard to give
>>decent advice.
>>
>>-Dylan C
>
>
> Right. Temp under Prime 95 is 50C. Should have mentioned. Idle is high
> 30's.
> Clearly I've got room to go on the temp - so I could go to 1.7 vcore without
> thinking it would probably break the cpu?
>
> Thanks
>
>
Increments are best, just bump it up one notch at a time until you
either hit your clock speed goal or the temps get higher than you are
comftable with. It looks like the upper limit of the CPU is 70C, but I
would keep it around 55, maybe 60, fully loaded. I don't have a CPU of
this style, so you might want to get temp numbers from someone who is
morefamiliar with winchester cpus.
-Dylan C
Posted by fj on May 3, 2006, 10:05 pm
> fj wrote:
>>
>>>fj wrote:
>>>
>>>>I've got a Winchester [3000] at 250 FSB and 1.6v. It's been there a
>>>>month.
>>>>
>>>>I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it
>>>>seem safe to increase from 1.6v?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>What are your idle and load temperatures? Cooling setup? Heat will
>>>usually kill a cpu before voltage. Without more info its hard to give
>>>decent advice.
>>>
>>>-Dylan C
>>
>>
>> Right. Temp under Prime 95 is 50C. Should have mentioned. Idle is high
>> 30's.
>> Clearly I've got room to go on the temp - so I could go to 1.7 vcore
>> without thinking it would probably break the cpu?
>>
>> Thanks
> Increments are best, just bump it up one notch at a time until you either
> hit your clock speed goal or the temps get higher than you are comftable
> with. It looks like the upper limit of the CPU is 70C, but I would keep
> it around 55, maybe 60, fully loaded. I don't have a CPU of this style,
> so you might want to get temp numbers from someone who is morefamiliar
> with winchester cpus.
Thanks.
On the max temp, is the CPU temp as reported in MBM or in BIOS the case temp
or the die temp? I thought it was the die temp. If so, the max temp is
90C, yes?
> -Dylan C
>
> I'm wondering how 'dangerous' 1.6v is. Without any guarantee, would it seem
> safe to increase from 1.6v?
>
> Thanks
>
>