Issues with an amd 6000+

[Faatmole]

I managed to boot the PC in safe mode after 4 attempts, to run CBid, to be told it's a 125W... Adding a screenshot of the rest of the results in case there's something wrong that I can't see...


EDIT:
I've got no idea what HTL speed is, but comparing the screenshot to the CBid I've got running at the moment (It may have just been that the 6000+ was running in safe mode, I've got no idea) shows the 3800+ running at 1004.63Mhz, and the 6000+ is running at 94.18...

[Frederic Brillouet]

I managed to boot the PC in safe mode after 4 attempts, to run CBid, to be told it's a 125W... Adding a screenshot of the rest of the results in case there's something wrong that I can't see...


EDIT:
I've got no idea what HTL speed is, but comparing the screenshot to the CBid I've got running at the moment (It may have just been that the 6000+ was running in safe mode, I've got no idea) shows the 3800+ running at 1004.63Mhz, and the 6000+ is running at 94.18...

HTL is your Hyper Transport Link (aka hypertransport bus). Its weird its only running at those speeds, in fact the reading cant be true, unless they've got hypertransport multipliers that use half increments. The normal speed at stock processor speed should be 1000 MHz at a x5 multiplier (reference clock [normally 200 at stock] * multiplier) your processor voltage seems rather awkward as well. the clock ratio is off as well, because i thought the 6000+ was supposed to have a x15 multiplier and here it says x16. also the fact that your reference clock is 188 MHz instead of 200 or more seems wried, but that might be because the pprocessor has coolnquiet enable.

now anyone that can explain this?

[BobCat13]

HTL is your Hyper Transport Link (aka hypertransport bus). Its weird its only running at those speeds, in fact the reading cant be true, unless they've got hypertransport multipliers that use half increments. The normal speed at stock processor speed should be 1000 MHz at a x5 multiplier (reference clock [normally 200 at stock] * multiplier) your processor voltage seems rather awkward as well. the clock ratio is off as well, because i thought the 6000+ was supposed to have a x15 multiplier and here it says x16. also the fact that your reference clock is 188 MHz instead of 200 or more seems wried, but that might be because the pprocessor has coolnquiet enable.

now anyone that can explain this?

Frederic,

Those numbers come from booting into Safe Mode. I just tried it and everything looked like Faatmole's except the voltage was higher.


Faatmole,

Restart the system and get into the BIOS. Goto Advanced and choose JumperFree Configuration.
Set AI Tuning to Manual so you can change the following settings.

• Overclock Options Disabled
• N.O.S. Option Disabled
• CPU Frequency 200.0
• DDR2 Voltage 1.90v (see note below)
• CPU Voltage 1.35v
• CPU Multiplier 15

Note: One the DDR2 Voltage, you should check your memory manufacturer's info to see what to set this at. I have 2 different sets of DDR2 RAM; one runs at 1.80v, the other at 1.90v.

Judging by the voltage you showed in Safe Mode, it may be set too low. Mine was reporting 1.150 in Safe Mode, 1.200 in Normal Mode even though it is set at 1.3500 in BIOS. If yours is reporting 1.050 in Safe Mode, then it may not be enough for the 125W 6000+ as they are some hungry beasts.