Hi im new to overclocking and i have been reading up on the overclock guides around here at tomshardware and various other sites. to find full facts of what my ram / motherboard / cpu / graphics / psw can really do.
But im getting pretty stuck at the clock speed i have at the moment and am rather confused, So i have came to ask you guys for some help or some outline guided help to get this computer overclock stable and working nicely.
STOCK CLOCK 1.8GHZ ( I have it clocked at 3.1GHZ ) NOT STABLE
The FSB Wont go past 1449, I put it on 400MHZ FSB Strap and it doesnt post.
Well im currently running this equipment:
Mercury 500WATT ( NON railed PSW )
Asus P5Q Pro Motherboard
Intel E2160 - 800FSB
250GB MAXTOR HDD
Zalman 9700 CPU Cooler ( INTEL )
2 X 120MM Fans
2 x 80 MM Fans
3 Blowing in, 1 extracting out the front on a XSILENCER Case
ATI 4650 <-- NOT CROSSFIRED YET.
Corsair XMS 6400 800MHZ NON E.P.P Ram
Operating System : Windows Vista Ulimate
Idle temps : 32-35'c
LOAD TEMPS 50-59'c
BIOS Settings:
Modded 1104 Kentxx Bios ( FOR INCREASE RAM Performance )
A.I Tuner : Manual
FSB : 333
FSB STRAP : 333 / <-- This is my RAM Divider
CPU Multiplyier : 0.9
Ram is currently running at a 5:6 Ratio ( 400MHZ ) 5-5-5-18 ( DDR2 800MHz/PC2-6400 XMS2 )
Voltage Settings:
Vcore 1.48652
FSB Termination 1.30
NB 1.40
SB 1.20
Rest on AUTO
I am looking for a stable 1:1 Ratio for ram with a high overclock <-- If this is possible at all. Or i am looking for a 400MHZ ram 3.0 - 3.2GHZ overclock with stable and low voltages. I have ram prime95 for 12 hours and it crashed after 4 hours on the worker thread #2
Avoid the strap. Try 399 or 401.
Do not exceed +10% for vCore for longevity of the processor.
PCI Express should be on 100MHZ.
You have disable things like EIST, etc.
Overclock the memory first (if you like) independent of the CPU.
Then overclock the CPU by itself.
Then combine the two together.
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