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overclocking with asus p5k-e (wifi) and intel e4300

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hi guys, this is my first time trying to overclock (in the past i had some cheap boards, but this time i just got a good one) the problem is that i tried one setup done by a guy that i don't remember the forum i got it but here is how it is:

ai overclock: manual
cpu ratio control: manual
dram freq: ddr2-800
cas# 5
ras# 5
ras active: 15
cpu spread sprectrum: disable
pcie spread spectrum: disable
cpu volt: 1.35
dram volt: 1.8
fsb termination volt: 1.20
north bridge volt: 1.4
south bridge volt: 1.05
cie support : disable (this one i cannot even find it just in case lol
intel speedstep: disable

well this was for an pentium core 2 duo (or whatever the name is with 2.0 gigz)
pro problem is that when i tried to overclock it lets say 3.0 and play abit the pc restart
when i try with 2.7 (right now im using it) i can see some mouse lag here and there and got one restart trying to 7zip a dvd....... so my main question is: is this configuration right for my processor and motherboard?

here is my pc specs:

Proc: intel core 2 duo e4300
mobo: asus p5k-e (wifi)
ram: 4 gigs (2x2gigz) cm2x2048-6400c5dhx corsair

hope i can get some info about this and hopefully overclock it till 3.0s

thanks for any help :) 

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You need to locate your memory divider and make sure it's set to 1:1 to start. Right now it's likely set to 2:1.

Then increase the FSB to 333.

Most likely you are overclocking your RAM well past DDR2-800 speeds and not even knowing it.

just reread your post. what cooling are you using, and what other basic components do you have. A mouse jittering issue could be caused by video driver or some issue besides the board, etc. Does it happen at a specific time or all of the time.

I use this board with q6600, with all options on auto, and just changing the mutliplier and fsb of the processor achieved an overclock to 8x400 @3.2. voltages changed on their own. You may want to try the simpler option and set things back to auto like chipset voltages.
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