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    >>> SetFSB Auto Tool v1.0 <<< - OC your CPU automatically -

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Audigy, May 13, 2008.

  1. Garandhero

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    Why are you using the sliders? I thought all u had to do was install this stuff and it changed the clock automatically? Why do you need to mess with the sliders?

    Audigy please post the updated T7700 --> 2.6ghz file asap :)
     
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  2. sterben

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    It works again :p And yes, much faster/smoother, great job!
     
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    I'm manually OC'ing ;)
     
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  4. eleron911

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    Hehe, I'm among the lucky ones again :D
    10x.
     
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  5. Audigy

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    How to Updated!

    New version 2.0 for T7500 - 2.5Ghz... I´m working right now on the other frequencies and on T7700/T9300/T9500. 1 hour maybe 2 until release... ;)

    Please be patient :D

    Thanks to everyone!
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  6. Samot

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    Clevo M570RU users, what are your temps while runing ORTHO and OC´ing?

    With my T7500 @ 2.5ghz and fans on full my max temps are 75/77c...are these ok?

    Wow, 10 mins on ORTHO and the temps are 80/80c, with fans on full!!!
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  7. eleron911

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    2 to 2.5? Is that even safe? :eek:(25% OC) ...
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  8. eleron911

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    My first Orthos experience was 79C after 25 mins .
    After Undervolting , now it`s 63C.
    After re-editing the voltages, and upping to 2.5Ghz, but still at a lower voltage than before, it`s 70C(30mins with Orthos)
     
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  9. Samot

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    Did you mean 2.2 to 2.5?
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  10. Samot

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    Was that with fans on full?

    You have the same cpu as i....what is the voltage for your highest and lowest multiplier while oc´ing to 2.5ghz? (yes i know that my cpu, despite being the same model, may not be able to achieve the same values)
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  11. sterben

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    I think he meant version 2.0. which is sorta actually what he said :p
     
    sterben, May 14, 2008
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  12. eleron911

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    I don`t know wth I meant, I guess I wasn`t paying attention,so yeah :D 2.2->2.5
    It was on auto fans :D The lowest when at 2.2 is 1.02V , and while OCed to 2.5 so far it`s 1.1750 .It might still not be stable enough, I need to run more Orthos tests.I want to take it lower...
    Yea, I`m a little distracted tonight :D
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  13. MrProim

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    I would like to know this ^^
     
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  14. eleron911

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    No, Audigy said that the RU doesn`t really like increasing the FSB :)
    First slider is what I use...
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  15. Samot

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    No, what he said was about the PCI/PCI-E bus.
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  16. eleron911

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    Err, then it`s the PCI/BUS (second slider)
    Damn, I`m reaaaaaly distracted tonight :confused:
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  17. Audigy

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    Uploaded T7250/T7300 and T7500 ones:

    ;)

    T7700/T8300 now...
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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    So what I'm doing is good?
     
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    Yes...just be sure to run the different tests in Othos...the ones that also stress RAM have a higher probability to give errors..
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  20. eleron911

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    I have no idea, I`m not to be trusted today.
    All I know is that Audigy sad you should not touch the second slider...
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  21. MrProim

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    Ok thanks guys!
     
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  22. Samot

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    Hey Audigy, are you confident that a T7500 is able to reach 2.7ghz? Mine at 2.5ghz gives(sometimes) errors in Orthos when stressing RAM alongside the CPU...oh, and the temps reach 83c..
     
    Samot, May 14, 2008
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  23. eleron911

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    Ouch dude. 83C is way too much.
    If you have errors, that means you can`t UnderVolt..
    I`m trying to figure out what is the lowest voltage and still keep it at 2.5.
    Temps should not pass 70-75C ...
     
    eleron911, May 14, 2008
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  24. Audigy

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    Manually, use only the first slider... that´s the one that controls your FSB.

    The second one is for PCI/PCI-E frequencies. I would not recomend to use it, the Intel SATA controler dont like high PCI-E frequencies... You will not gain anything only instability...


    Uploaded T7700/T8300 ones!
    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  25. eleron911

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    Audigy, I`ll have to ask again since I`m a bit senile...
    Your T7700 is at 2.9 , so what are the max temps in it? Cause my T7500 ran at 79C at stock voltages in Orthos ...
     
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  26. bigjohnsonforever

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    qq, I see that raising the FSB also speeds up RAM, and without a thermometer, how do you know what is safe for the RAM without overheating?
     
    bigjohnsonforever, May 14, 2008
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  27. Audigy

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    The Meron/Penryn cores CPUs have a feature called IDA(Intel Dynamic Acceleration).

    That feature uses an higher multi on singe treaded apps to archieve +200Mhz on only one core. The other remais at stock speed.

    To archieve better stable overclock it´s better to disable that feature. You will gain more speed with overclocking than with IDA, wich only works on special single threaded apps.

    To disable it just use RM CPU Clock Utility. Just deselect the IDA multi:

    [​IMG]
    [​IMG]

    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  28. Audigy

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    At 2.9Ghz 72ºC on 30mins of orthos(ambient temp: 26ºC It´s hot in here).

    ;)

    The RAM temperature will not be a problem... the silicon wich they are made can hold 100ºC with no problems... Just use a burn-in program like Orthos to test it, if it´s stable, the RAMs are stable too.

    Just to be safe try use an NoteBook Base Cooler, like the CoolerMaster Notepal Infinite:

    [​IMG]


    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  29. Nirvana

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    seems like I am missing lot of stuffs here. I would like to report that 2.8 GHz working on my T8300 ^^
     
    Nirvana, May 14, 2008
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  30. Audigy

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    Nice! ;)

    You are on the same speed as an X9000 at zero cost :D
    (unfortunately the T8300 only have half the cache)


    New Tool - SetFSB Auto Tool - OC off

    This new .exe will reset your CPU to stock speeds. Just copy it to your desktop or any other place and double-click on it.

    [​IMG]

    Here it is: http://audigyapps.com.sapo.pt/SetFSBAutoTool_OCoff.rar

    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  31. Audigy

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    Uploaded T9300 ones:

    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  32. MrProim

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    Wuhoo gonna test some tomorrow, manually Orthos gave an error at 3.1 but I'll try yours tomorrow, thanks!
     
    MrProim, May 14, 2008
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    So just by appling AS5 to the CPU also made you OCing temps MUCH LESS than my stock ones?
    Unbelieveble :
    - stock voltage T7500 at 2.2, ORTHOS 79C.
    - OCed T7700 at 2.9 , ORTHOS 72C

    I`m baffled beyond words... :confused:
    Or maybe you have a notebook cooler?
     
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  34. Nirvana

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    alright here is my result: room temperature 15C, without notebook cooler
    - stock T8300 2.4Ghz, 21C at idle, 44C max with orthos, mid fan speed
    - overclock @ 2.9Ghz, 25C at idle, 53c max with orthos (mid fan speed), 44C max with orthos (full blast fan)
    seems like i have the coolest CPU here so far
     
    Nirvana, May 14, 2008
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  35. Prasad

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    So suppose I got the 3.2Ghz one and OC'ed my proc. ... then how do I get it back to the way it was before, ie. lose the OC ?
     
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  36. Audigy

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    AS5 will help you archieve better heat conductivity...

    So if the heat can be transfered faster from the core to the base of the cooler, it will be dissipated faster and less will be acumulated on the core. If that heat transfers became slow, the temperatures will rise because the base of the cooler will need more time to iqualize the temperature on the core, and when that happens, there will be more dificulty to remove all the heat that had been accumulated so far.

    I usually don´t use notebook coolers, but today because of the heat(26ºC Amb.Temp) I´m using an CoolerMaster Notepal Infinite on mid speed... It can help a bit on this conditions...

    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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  37. Audigy

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    I recomend to start on lower overclock margins first... then start rising it until your CPU become instable in Orthos.

    For test purposes, use the AutoTool directly(not in the startup folder) to increase the FSB or use the SetFSB manually.

    Only when you have archieved your desired overclock margin in a stable way, you should use the AutoTool in the startup folder. If you don´t want that the predefined overclock is applied on the startup, just delete or remove the Tool from the startup folder.

    ;)
     
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  38. Samot

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    Well, that´s great but i´m not using rmclock....i disabled it before installing your tool so i could determine in first place a stable oc....and i never used IDA anyway...
     
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  39. lndnny

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    Hey Audigy, do you think that I could get a yellow and green version of the icon you're using for this program. Instead of having your program run at startup, I have it set in an application launcher on the sidebar. I want to use the green for the overclock off button and the yellow for a medium overclock. The icons you're using are already red, so I don't need one for the high overclock.

    Thanks,
    Dan
     
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  40. Audigy

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    No probs ;)

    What medium overclock setting do you want?
     
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  41. lndnny

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    Oh, I just needed icon images... but if you want to, I'm using 2.8 as medium.

    Thanks,
    Dan
     
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  42. Audigy

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    Like this?

    [​IMG]

    ;)
     
    Audigy, May 14, 2008
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    oooo i want those too!!!! can u color code em all :)
    different shades from the lowest OC per version to the top OC!! pwetty please!
     
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  44. lndnny

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    YES!!! Please. :eek: Will try them later once I get back if you have them by then.

    Thanks,
    Dan
     
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  45. Audigy

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    Ok I will make that later... ;)

    Here they are ;)

    http://audigyapps.com.sapo.pt/Imgs/T9300newicons.rar
     
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    This is another reason why Merom sucks and Penryn rules.
    Unbelieveble,MAN, with those temps EVEN with an OC, I swear,I`m gonna smash my CPU :mad:
     
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    i highly doubt that chip type (45nm vs 65nm) makes that large a difference, all benchmarks and testing say from everything i have read have said the temperature's on the 45nm are lower sure, but not that drastically. Perhaps you should take ur system apart, re-apply the AS5, and clean out the fans?

    I dont think its time to smash ur puter yet. Plus ur using a 5791, its a older model, The newer models have a different mobo config I think that may have better airflow and what not.

    also his room is quite cool... 15c = 60 degrees farienheit, that would be uncomfortable for me to sit in for long periods when i play game. Most indoor rooms are around 22C and even higher in the summer... but dang, 15c brrr i'd have to put a coat on :) may be contributing to his low temps tho. because he is starting at a lower ambient temp.
     
    Garandhero, May 14, 2008
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  49. Prasad

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    Thanks :) Will do! :D
    How does OC to 3.0Ghz sound for the T9300.. ?
     
    Prasad, May 14, 2008
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  50. Nirvana

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    I would say 3.1Ghz
     
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