Search
Sign in with
Sign up | Sign in

Need help with BSOD prob when Overclocking

Last response: in Overclocking
Share

Athlon64 3700 San Diego core at 2440 1.4 volt
Corsair XMS 2048 pc4000pt at 220 2.6 volt 3.4.4.8 1T timings
Asus A8N-E Motherboard 520 watt power supply
Windows XP service pack 2
Powercolor Radeon x1900xt not overclocked

Now the problem I am having is I cant seem to get any higher than 2440 on my processor, even sometimes at 2440 I will be playing FEAR and get a BSOD something about bad memory dump but happens so fast I cant tell and when the comp restarts it will not boot back up I have to turn down the cpu core to 2340 to get back into windows. Please help, any suggestions?

More about : bsod prob overclocking

Register or log in to remove

Sounds like you should up the RAM voltage to the 2.7-2.75v area. By

dropping the HTT speed, lowers the RAM speed, which should help it stabilize

at lower voltage. Also, it says mem dump, which is a sign that mem crashed.

That RAM is rated for 250MHz, but not at 2.6v. GL :) 

Personly id kill the 1TCMD timming on that ram.....
Its rated fast but the latencies aint that low on it a high rated speed doesnt nessisarily mean a low latency like 1T.
Register or log in to remove
 
Ask the community
Read discussions in other Overclocking categories
!