amd fx 6100
- Thread starter Tripp
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Ok I just saw it, it looks nice, it just needs work on the cable management. That's not hard to do at all, just tidy up the cables a little hide them where you can, the PSU cables should all go trough one hole, the wires from the H100i should all go up behind the radiator not to a side to one of the cases cable management holes. Keep the cables looking as short as possible, it'll give the inside of your rig a cleaner look.
Pretty good for a first build though, well done. Btw, how are you finding the 6100 to be?
Pretty good for a first build though, well done. Btw, how are you finding the 6100 to be?
Tripp
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yeah am gonna take the pci power connectors out, i was gonna get more powerfull gpu's but am gonna wait for the hd 8000 series to come out an build a new gaming rig round them an use the low profile gpu's i have to build 2 media center pc's. i will try hiding the h100i cables a bit later thanks for the feed back.
an the fx 6100 is great am gonna give it another go at overclocking it later but it is really got stock anyway, i just wanna give it a go see if i can kick it into overdrive haha
an the fx 6100 is great am gonna give it another go at overclocking it later but it is really got stock anyway, i just wanna give it a go see if i can kick it into overdrive haha
245C?? Are you sure? Ok, give me more info, monitor the voltage and tell me how the idle value and the full load values are. And bump the volts up a bit more... try 1.3V... if it fails go up even to 1.4V and if it's still failing it must be something else that is causing those errors. Watch the temps and monitor the volts and come back with all that info after every test, every raise of volts , everything, I need to know, so I can help.
Umm... try this! Go directly to 1.4V and test.
Increase to 1.42V. The Temp spikes are false readings, it can't get that hot that fast all of a sudden and it should fry if it gets that hot.
Well I think you should run "Small FFT" test for the CPU and make sureyou have your RAM timings manually set to the original specs and same goes for the voltage. it seems that you need higher volts than expected for 4.0GHz, but it could be also the memory failing the overclock if it's not set properly. Run the Prime95 for multiple hours ( Small FFT ).
Yeah, set it to manual, open CPU-Z, go to SPD tab and see what the timings are there for the frequency you are using. Also set the DRAM volts manually to the RAM's specs. And yes Small FFT test with Prime95
