Boissez wrote:OK I've tried only using two steps (5x and 9,5x) - but still no success... whenever i load RMClock the system freezes :-/ ( Although I'm fine up to 255 FSB)
I've tried fiddling around with some of the advanced CPU settings but gotta admit I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing
Can someone explain me which ACPI-states to alter?
C2, C3, C0 FID/VID, C0 Throttling, S1, S3, S4/S5, C1 ... it's all a bit confusing...
Hmm,
First I would suggest starting the PC with stock speed. Start RMClock, select no management and update the profiles with max voltage( or default whatever you are able to use). Check only two profiles, 5x and 9.5x. set the same voltage for the both steppings.
And finally, uncheck 'Load on startup' option , so that it does not load automatically.
Now select, profiles settings for Performance on demand(5x and 9.5x), Power Saving 5x, Max Performance 9.5x.
No select Power Saving Profile, and see if the PC is stable for a while. Then select Max Performance profile and use it as usual and see if it stable for more time. Once you find everything is stable then select Performance On Demand and see if things are stable.
If everything is stable, then go with your OC gradually.
About the other settings, I doubt if there is anything useful for this chipset.
I experimented a lot with the Help of RMClock author with various settings, but nothing Helped in my case.(see the thread for K8NGM2-FID on RMClock forum, and main thread for K8NGM2-FID on anandtech forums).
If you see horizontal stripes when your system hangs, that typically indicates CPU did not get enough voltage. It is possible problem may only occuring when CPU speed switching happens.
Anyways best of luck with your attempt.
