Alexauwa,
1. voltage is OK as long as you have cooling to keep temperature in check
2. CPI Input voltage should be around 1.92 to 1.95 with LLC 5 or 6, this will allow some vdroop under full load
3. cache at 34 is good, will only notice increase in performance if benching, but 38 is typically max for BW-E at about 1.3 volts cache
4. manually setting package power limit is probably not necessary
5. only if raising Cache speed but stay 1.3 volts or less, you may want to raise dram voltage to 1.38 for a little added stability
Use adaptive voltage on CPU, offset voltage for Cache and voltage will scale up and down with CPU frequency when idle and under load
as for your Samsung drive, if it only drops out when overclocking then something is not stable with your overclock, looking on Silicon Lottery the 6850 4.5 GHZ chip they sell needs 1,4 volts
1. voltage is OK as long as you have cooling to keep temperature in check
2. CPI Input voltage should be around 1.92 to 1.95 with LLC 5 or 6, this will allow some vdroop under full load
3. cache at 34 is good, will only notice increase in performance if benching, but 38 is typically max for BW-E at about 1.3 volts cache
4. manually setting package power limit is probably not necessary
5. only if raising Cache speed but stay 1.3 volts or less, you may want to raise dram voltage to 1.38 for a little added stability
Use adaptive voltage on CPU, offset voltage for Cache and voltage will scale up and down with CPU frequency when idle and under load
as for your Samsung drive, if it only drops out when overclocking then something is not stable with your overclock, looking on Silicon Lottery the 6850 4.5 GHZ chip they sell needs 1,4 volts
