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Athlon X2 3600+ Brisbane Voltage Issue

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 2:32 am
by RabidDog
I am just a little confused. I am in the process of overclocking my X2 Brisbane 3600+. I am pushing to see how fast my proc can go to begin with. I lowered my DDR2 800 RAMm to 533 and my CPU Multiplier to 8.5(from 9.5) I have been increasing the FSB (starting at 200) all the way up to what it is now at - 270mhz. I have been running Super Pi and Prime95 on it each time I increase to test stability. So far no problems. However, I just noticed that my CPU Voltage is all the way up to 1.44v. It started at 1.34v and I never touched it throughout the process. It was set on auto so I changed to a moderate 1.3625v to see if it was stable. CPUZ now reads my voltage at 1.408v, even though I manually set my voltage at 1.3625. What does that mean? :shock:

Yes I am a newbie overclocker but exept for this issue, everything seems to be straightforward and working fine. After I find out my max Proc speed I will then go to find my max RAM speed/timings. THen I will equalize my multiplier and RAM settings to match.

PS: Sorry for the long post. Just wanted to make sure you guys knew what I was talking about.

System config:
AMD Athlon X2 3600+ (Brisbane core 65nm)
Asus M2N32 SLI Deluxe Mobo
2GB Crucial Ballistix DDR2 800
EVGA 8800 GTS 640mb
Antec Truepower 650Watt PSU

Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2007 6:01 pm
by odie2190
even if it is running at 1.4 its still not bad at all, you should start worrying at like 1.6+ depending on ur cooling if you use air then ull be at like 70 c full load, if water then the temps shouldn't be so bad so on so forth. what are your temps like on full and idle loads?