Well even that is repeated, as you explain and the guides go everywhere and it is harder to find tracks that are really important. If you look at the picture of the cpu-z then appear MHz FSB is 225 and after you leave something of HTT. Something that is 900 when you increase the fsb increases the HTT tb.

So I recommend you go to the bios and look at this HTT multiplier and download... You will something like 5x 4x 3x 2.5x 2x ... then to let you know when you multiply that with the FSB that it will.

Is "recommended" always keep a range of 800MHz HTT results.

The other important and may be the reason for which falls to rise. Is the ram... I guess that is your max DDR400 then theoretically should be 200 with these latencies... I have 2 DDR400 and I have a 232mhz with 1.75voltaje. But that is relative you see in the bios again and lower the speed of the ram 200 which is at 166. Then upload the FSB the ram rise in proportion to this.

I have a Sempron 2600 + and I like less is more conf
HTT: 2.5x
2.5 3-3-5 latencies 133mhz RAM - 1T 1.75v
350MHz FSB
CPU 2800mhz 1.6v

To bring the ram to 133 and raise the FSB to 350. Speed of 233MHz RAM is less. Then I recommend trying to go that way go down and sobered up fsb to ram.

Greetings.

I have memories at 166 MHz but I can not find what HT is it possible for the board does not have to configure it?

HT appears in the Chipset Configuration, as the CPU - NB Link Speed and CPU - SB Link Speed.

That leaves 200 MHz, 400 MHz, 600 MHz, 800 MHz and 1000 MHz, and each value corresponds, 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x.

I got it at 600 MHz, 3 x bones because I have the FSB at 310 MHz.

Now it is stable:
FSB 250 MHZ
Ram 133 MHz
HTT: 3
Vcore: 1.4

What if I continue to overclock without raising the voltage will be stable? Is not stable if you can upload from windows?

I had this procedure, in fact I still have saved me can sell at the price they are paying now >.<... Finally, with 250 FSB 2000Mhz imagine you're in, so you have no need to raise the Vcore, usually when you pass the 2300mhz or 2400mhz processor begins to seek more energy, to give you an idea which I had used the past 2400mhz without touching the voltage (and that was an average 2800 +, some are not touching anything 2600mhz voltage) With 1.60V I was close to 2600mhz, but temperatures rose Stock Cooler with the lot that had the process

I do not think that is the processor that you put the limit, rather the motherboard, not sure if that will affect the overclock the video card is integrated.

If I have to climb if htt 3 processor at 300 and 900 would be in if I would get 2 in 600…

What if I put it at 600 will be stable?

I do not think there is problem in that the Hyper Transport 900 should hold steady until about 1000... Know if the 600 is in any case…

Greetings.

Unfortunately only BIOS can be modified by the voltage of the CPU. I remember that as ASUS 754 remained blocked for the changes in voltage for processors below Sempron models 3000 +, because these models did not have Cool & Quiet, in fact there is not much to cope with this; you could update your bios to the latest to see if this problem fixed.

Greetings