You are welcome glad i could help
Im going to be trying one of those chips in a week or two myself
also when doing your v-core go little by little you might be able to find a sweet spot with out using to much juice
Thanks for the rep as well, it was my pleasure helping out
Will do, on my 1090t i managed to get from 3.2 stock to a stable 4.0 with no v-core increase (lucky i guess)
yeah they changed the way of doing things now just uping the multi was the best now you hae to use a combination of fsb and multi to get good results which makes sense
if you have overclockable ram go to its actual settings and use fsb from there
don't have to crank it much
Have set my ram 1333 to start with so i have room to move on FSB as my ram is rated 1600 but have had it higher.
At the moment im sitting on 4.5ghz @ 1.440V-core and + .50mv on NB VID weirdly enough the raise in NB VID got me booting to windows, gonna try for higher but im VERY close to my psu rating and have had black screen already when i raised v-core by another .50 so lowered that paired with nb vid got me to windows.
Sounds like you are getting solid results
Im glad you have it going in the right direction I wonder what your cinebench will read since this is a 15 to 20% increase in chip performance from the Bulldozer line
I managed to get to 4.8 before I had to sleep it seems stable BUT I must be volting over my psu limit as I'm running an HX850 and my current draw is around 902w so I have an Enermax 1500w on the way and once I can run OCCT stable for 6 hours I'll post a cinebench readout, any particular version that's the best?
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