1055 OC specs - how do they look?

[great_big_abyss]

FSB @ 286
multiplier x14 (stock)
core voltage: 1.51
temps max 60C running prime95

How do they look? My voltage isn't too high, is it?" I tried it at 1.5, but one of Prime95's workers failed, and when I tried folding it blue-screened after about 5 mins

[BigPhatPaulie]

That sounds alright but that temp is about as high as I would let it get.... actually I would either lower the OC a bit or get a better cooler to manage that

[great_big_abyss]

I'm not sure how I could get it cooler. I'm running a closed loop water cooler that is basically equivalent to a H70. Short of moving up to a H100, I'm not sure how I could improve that temp.

Is there some fan control software I could use? I have the push/pull fans hooked up to the PWMs on my board.

[ilya]

If you're folding a lot I would run closer to 1.4V.

[great_big_abyss]

Ahh, okay. Last thing I want to do is kill this processor.

I backed it off to FSB 270 and core voltage 1.42 for a total OC of 3.8

So far, temps at 54C and holding in P95...

I find temps while folding are typically lower than running P95 anyway...

[BigPhatPaulie]

Yea thats a lot safer and should still run fast

[great_big_abyss]

What can you get your 1100T up to?

[BigPhatPaulie]

Ive tried and 4.0 is the max it seems for my chip :/ blue screens if i go any higher

[Bloodystumps]

Originally Posted by great_big_abyss

What can you get your 1100T up to?

I have had my 1090T up to 4.2 stable on custom W/C for almost a year . until now when I was installing water blocks on my GPU and reset my BIOS and lost my O/C .

Now I can't get it back and am having a hell of a time controlling my N/B from overheating it hits 63 running anything intense. I my have to remove it and reaply my Thermal paste.

[great_big_abyss]

Hmmm, what kind of CPU voltage were you running? Did you have to increase your NB voltage? How about DRAM? Also, what kind of temps were you showing. I realize that a custom waterloop will cool better than my closed loop system, but I'd still like to know, for comparison's sake. Who knows, maybe one day I'll attempt a watercooled creation of my own!