Guidelines and Reference Forum thread

[brendin44]

Hello friends.

Well turn to you and your wisdom to solve my problem.

The thing is that I like on the subject, and read various guides but something happens for now I just want to play with the FSB. Default Vcore up to 3040 MHz (9.5 x 320) and then upload and Vcore +0.5 V to climb the 325 fsb and no part, try to raise the Vcore and nothing more.

Any suggestions?

[clodey65]

Helo!

Surely you are bothering the reports before the processor, you would bajarles frequency.

[adny22]

Hi.

Aps in any case first try with the multiplier down, leave the default Vcore and FSB to see how much evidence you will give the plate with default voltages.

[anna26]

Reports were asynchronous, 3:2 (ram: fsb) and why not start your PC

synchronous and let the magic!
reach the 3.8 GHz (400 x 9.5)
with a Vcore of 1248 - 1.25
these are the parameters with which to reach the OC

Subi this from the BIOS

Vcore: +0.15 V (at 1.25 am finally)
DDR VOLTAGE: AUTO
CHIPSET VOLTAGE: 0050 V
FSB Voltage: 0050 V
1 CPU GTL VOLTAGE: 0.63 x VTT
2 CPU GTL VOLTAGE: 0.67 x VTT
MCH GTL VOLTAGE: AUTO
CPU PLL Voltage: 1.5 V
all these values only change the Vcore, chipset voltage and fsb voltage and according to the BIOS hardware monitor the voltages were as follows.

CPU VOLTAGE: 1248 V
NB / SB VOLTAGE: 1136 - 1144 V
DDR VOLTAGE: 2080 V
FSB Voltage: 1152 V
temperatures are: idle: 45 degrees, and after more than 2 hours up to 50th full load: 60 ° and after 2 - 3 hours up to 65 º

VISTA install a few days ago and I have restarted 3 times and today I will throw a BSOD, I guess the OC is unstable

I recommend it to stable and overclocked even more, my idea is to leave it to 4.0 GHz.