Warning to Overclockers - High VTT may kill CPU

[wysiwyg]

on my quad i have

Multiplier - Default
Front Side Bus (FSB) - 400MHz (1600MHz FSB)
CPU Core voltage - 1.45v

[zer0]

FSBv? i don't know that so i think i'm safe @ my oc'ng adventures.

[CaptNKILL]

VTT (FSB Termination voltage) is FSB voltage, increasing it can allow you to bump the FSB higher indoing so you may also need to increase the north bridge voltage for your motherboard. Core voltage (Vcore) is needed to increase the clock speeds of the processor. VTT tends to not be used much on Extreme Edition processors as you can just increase the multiplier.
Ok good.

I don't think I've adjusted my FSB voltage at all. I can't imagine actually needing to do that... I've already got a 933Mhz overclock (450Mhz FSB). It must be more important with quad cores or something.

[Libertysyclone]

Ok good.

I don't think I've adjusted my FSB voltage at all. I can't imagine actually needing to do that... I've already got a 933Mhz overclock (450Mhz FSB). It must be more important with quad cores or something.


Yup, Quads LOVE more FSB, lots and lots of FSB.

[ATOJAR]

400 FSB

1:1 Ratio

CPU voltage 1.48v

[Zapablast05]

400 FSB

1:1 Ratio

CPU voltage 1.48v

Same here, but my CPU voltage is 1.5V my FSBv is 1.45, and NBv is 1.44.

[Amuro]

Yeah was gonna say that.

My FSBT is 1.6v as reported by Everest

Any one have any idea on CPU PLL.
Yes CPU PLL kills quads fast if set too high, and I leave mine at 1.5V which is the lowest possible setting.

[MUYA]

Yes CPU PLL kills quads fast if set too high, and I leave mine at 1.5V which is the lowest possible setting.
I better lower mine :)