ozzie Posted September 27, 2017 Posted September 27, 2017 i tried my 7870K on ln2 yesterday for the first time, useless as an ashtray on a motor bike, didnt matter what temperature, it went to windows then locked up, it did no better than ice water, i have read others have had issues with the same APUS with the steamroller architecture in the Godavari core as well, has anyone found a work around from it, there are others that have achieved a nice 5600 mhz down to 5 gig, so im thinking they have a good chip to get above 5 gig, seems the Kaveri core is a different cup of tea altogether, thoughts please ? 1 Quote
superpatodonaldo Posted September 27, 2017 Posted September 27, 2017 about me (I've got a Kaveri 7850K) to go on ln2 need to start (or reset) "warm", because cbb is around -30 celsius, cb around -65 impossible to use with a SS 1 Quote
ozzie Posted September 27, 2017 Author Posted September 27, 2017 about me (I've got a Kaveri 7850K) to go on ln2 need to start (or reset) "warm", because cbb is around -30 celsius, cb around -65impossible to use with a SS thx for your input about yours super. mine booted @-24c into windows then locked up, so i tried warming it, same thing, boots into windows and still locks up, same settings, so om sure its the godavari core, the kaveri core i read doesnt have this issue, if im wrong please tell me Quote
superpatodonaldo Posted September 27, 2017 Posted September 27, 2017 thx for your input about yours super. mine booted @-24c into windows then locked up, so i tried warming it, same thing, boots into windows and still locks up, same settings, so om sure its the godavari core, the kaveri core i read doesnt have this issue, if im wrong please tell me if the issue is present warming, I don't know what to say I'm use to boot @ -30, setting bios and then boot into Windows. Sometimes I'm able to change ratio or bclk via software, sometimes not. By the way, when I go down with temp until -60 I the system doesn't lock Afraid to know about that Godavari issue Quote
ozzie Posted September 27, 2017 Author Posted September 27, 2017 if the issue is present warming, I don't know what to say I'm use to boot @ -30, setting bios and then boot into Windows. Sometimes I'm able to change ratio or bclk via software, sometimes not. By the way, when I go down with temp until -60 I the system doesn't lock Afraid to know about that Godavari issue well regardless of the temps , from the research and comments ive done and read from different people they have cold bug issues with the godavari core cpus, i tried mine on ln2 for the team cup frequency section and found it was no better than what it did for chilled water so i was interested to see if anyone here was willing to share their yes or no if they have suffered the same fate as me with the godavari core , especially within the AMD 7870k Quote
Crew Leeghoofd Posted September 27, 2017 Crew Posted September 27, 2017 I just hink you both got an unlucky chip as I do. FYI mine can do CBB at -40 and CB at -75. My teammate A12X has the same 7850K cpu which has CBB at -75 and CB at -115 (tested on same motherboard) 1 Quote
ozzie Posted September 28, 2017 Author Posted September 28, 2017 well it maybe the Godavari core (7870K) is more sensitive than the Kaveri core (7850K) or it seems to be that way Lee, it didnt matter what temp mine was at -0c or lower to -24c it didnt want to know about it, i didnt try any more after that, just a waste of LN2, but it seems the silicone lottery applies again, as it does in everything we buy thank you for the replies Quote
superpatodonaldo Posted September 28, 2017 Posted September 28, 2017 Yesterday I fought with the 7850k on a crossblade (with and without ln2 mode)...and it seems to be worse than the asrock extreme6 (previously tested), a waste of ln2 also here I fought the law, and the law won... Quote
ozzie Posted September 28, 2017 Author Posted September 28, 2017 Yesterday I fought with the 7850k on a crossblade (with and without ln2 mode)...and it seems to be worse than the asrock extreme6 (previously tested), a waste of ln2 also here I fought the law, and the law won... well usually when you fight the law it always wins in the end , i lost as well, lol, i really dont know what to suggest with this, id like some other guys that have come across this to chime in and give their experiences and opinions on it too if thats possible, i really find it hard to see that its a motherboard issue as the boards are proven performers with and without LN2 with different cpus, so if anyone is able to chime in on this please do Quote
newlife Posted September 28, 2017 Posted September 28, 2017 From experience with 20+ kavari/godvari cpu's the cb is normally (about 50% of cpus) around -80c but have seen as low as -100c and high as -60c and cbb -60c and low as -80c and high as -40c Based on the above you shouldn't be having any issues with ice water and if you are it's poor insulation or crap board Quote
ozzie Posted September 28, 2017 Author Posted September 28, 2017 (edited) From experience with 20+ kavari/godvari cpu's the cb is normally (about 50% of cpus) around -80c but have seen as low as -100c and high as -60c and cbb -60c and low as -80c and high as -40c Based on the above you shouldn't be having any issues with ice water and if you are it's poor insulation or crap board i didnt have trouble with iced water, 4800mhz was the best i could get from it on iced water, LN2 was the problem, it just didnt want to play on cold cold at all, the best way i spose is to try another APU in it to see if the board is good with cold, thx for your specs on it newlife and thinking about it again, if i have a temp of say 1c with chilled water, that means at say 4.5gig cpu speed at 1.6v-7 v, im gunna have around the 20c+ cpu temp, right ? , so where is the insulation or motherboard factor come into it when it performs quite well at this temp?, im interested to know your thoughts please, doesnt quite make sense to me Edited September 29, 2017 by ozzie Quote
flanker Posted September 30, 2017 Posted September 30, 2017 Yesterday I fought with the 7850k on a crossblade (with and without ln2 mode)...and it seems to be worse than the asrock extreme6 (previously tested), a waste of ln2 also here I fought the law, and the law won... depends on BIOS? dont update last BIOS on Crossblade, is much worse than older one for OC (300 MHz) Quote
Crew Leeghoofd Posted September 30, 2017 Crew Posted September 30, 2017 depends on BIOS? dont update last BIOS on Crossblade, is much worse than older one for OC (300 MHz) And now you tell us Quote
newlife Posted October 1, 2017 Posted October 1, 2017 Something I forgot but to clock godvari past about 4.7/4.8ghz you need to make sure apm is enabled as it's some weird bug that only effects godvari depends on BIOS? dont update last BIOS on Crossblade, is much worse than older one for OC (300 MHz) Same with gigabyte boards although they still clock fine just really buggy no debug codes Quote
ozzie Posted October 1, 2017 Author Posted October 1, 2017 thanks for all the replies boys, some interesting steps to try here Quote
superpatodonaldo Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 depends on BIOS? dont update last BIOS on Crossblade, is much worse than older one for OC (300 MHz) I bought it last month, BIOS not updated 0507 Quote
yosarianilives Posted October 2, 2017 Posted October 2, 2017 Just wanted to chime in as someone who ran a 7890k on phase. It's definitely a pain in the ass, because you basically have to set your OC then boot before the phase is all the way cold. I mainly only did clockspeed validation on mine for team comp, and I found that software OC was the best way. Managed to validate 5.75 Ghz, although at some point I must've pushed too much cpu-nb because now it's down to 1 memory channel. Core did okay at 2v though for validation so I was pretty pleased with my overall result. Quote
ozzie Posted October 3, 2017 Author Posted October 3, 2017 (edited) Just wanted to chime in as someone who ran a 7890k on phase. It's definitely a pain in the ass, because you basically have to set your OC then boot before the phase is all the way cold. I mainly only did clockspeed validation on mine for team comp, and I found that software OC was the best way. Managed to validate 5.75 Ghz, although at some point I must've pushed too much cpu-nb because now it's down to 1 memory channel. Core did okay at 2v though for validation so I was pretty pleased with my overall result. nice speed man, well done, geez thats a shame its down to 1 mem channel, what software did you use to clock it, honestly it seems that i just have a dud chip that doesnt like cold, i dunno what to try with it actually i remember now, i had the same issue with my first crossblade ranger, it was a damn good board too, i ended up with 1 mem channel, it wasnt the cpu at fault, i took it down to asus and it was the cpu socket that had the problem and the board was replaced, i havent looked and i dont know if your board is a crossblade ranger, if it is , maybe you have the same issue as i did ? Edited October 3, 2017 by ozzie Quote
newlife Posted October 3, 2017 Posted October 3, 2017 what software did you use to clock it Not many programs can OC kavari/godvari but I use AMD Master Tweaker which is done in the command line and allows to change power states or AMD Overdrive or you can use MB's software Quote
yosarianilives Posted October 3, 2017 Posted October 3, 2017 , what software did you use to clock it, I used Asus's software in AI Suite. I think there's a way to install just the OC software without AI suite, but I forget what it was. I don't know how stable it is for normal OC, but it's good for validation. Quote
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