EasyTune5 with gigabyte motherboard

[paulmichaelkemp]

hello. ok i'll change the voltage now, since i can do the stresstest and browse internet. also can i set my timing to 4-4-4-12 like yours since i have +0.1 on the (G) MCH?

 

[paulmichaelkemp]

my room must of been hot lastnight. coretemps are at 57

 

[paulmichaelkemp]

hello dflynchimp, yes i got alot of help from mrfatboy. i not sure if i need memtest will it be much use for me, if i've changed the timing in bios? or can memtest give you a performace mark?

 

[mrfatboy]

i would use 5-5-5-15 timings now. Test it for stability. If stable then you can try 4-4-4-12. OC clocking is about making small changes and then testing. Don't rush it.

Did you read that thread yet?

 

[paulmichaelkemp]

i'm reading the tread now but i've already changed my timing to 4-4-4-12 and doing orthos. it's been 1hr 5 mins. and you are right, i'm been to eager. if this one fails then i'll lower the timing.

 

[paulmichaelkemp]

It past Orthos! after 18hrs 9 mins.

 

[paulmichaelkemp]

After Orthos I did a a super pi test and my results passed 15m 32.234s (32) so i assume everthing is ok . i rebooted and went back into bios, and in system health my DDR18v says " FAIL " again. It did this before, even when my settings were at default. so i updated my bios F7. and it fixed the problem.
But what should i do now? do you think it's a false reading, if i've passed these tests. or do i need to do something else?

 

[mrfatboy]

Congratulations you have successfully overclocked to 3.6

You can leave your current settings or try to lower either your Vcore to 1.45v or (g)mch back to normal. I'm not sure that you need both.

First test

Vcore 1.45625
(g)mch normal
Orthos stability test

2nd test

Vcore 1.45
(g)mch +.1
Orthos stability test


Tell us which test passes. Good luck.

Don't worry about the "fail" in PC health. It will always say that.