Thread: Higher FSB problem

Hello everybody, I was able to achieve a cost horror 400x8 FSB. I tried with 1.35 Vcore, vDIMM 2 v 0.5 and up to the MCH and FSB but not me.... boot the pc goes into a loop where after 3 or 4 failed attempts is that the BIOS is reset.

My pc is an E4300 @ 3 GHz now, Gigabyte P35 DS3P mother and 2 * 1024 mb GEIL DDR2 800 MHz (5-5-5-15 borne from 1.8 to 2.2 v).

What am I doing wrong? What values should I go up to get a stable 3.2 GHz (400x8)?

We thank you.

200 MHz is not whether those who want to raise big difference.

Hang the PCIe to 100?

By memos should not have problems, perhaps by source, disable C1E and EIST.

Should further increase the Vcore and MCH, while you do not increase the T º is all OK. While not touching the ram voltage.

What heat sink are you?

According to the published image, this below the normal voltage of Vcore ... Send a SS CPUz on the reports tab.

Thanks for responding.

Well, I tell them, I guess it has to be the micro because there is no way to achieve stability as Ortho’s when the microphone to upload:
FSB: 400 x 8 = 3.2 GHz
Vcore: 1.4
VDIMM: 2.1
VMCH: +0.2
VFSB: +0.2

Even 375x8 remains unstable. Another thing that surprised me is that his mother just to try put a Vcore of 1.6, 2.2 and +0.3 memos to the other voltages and I could not even start.... I really do not understand my previous P5B Deluxe did a max FSB of 411x9 unstable here and even got to that with a more modern chipset.

Anyway ... the experiences I have read I think this is just my own problem constraints E4300; do 3 GHz is easy ... perhaps possible to believe some 3.2 ~ 1.38 to 1.35 Vcore.

Greetings.