linskingdom

I wish I can but I haven't used this board before. FSB +0.35 is too much. Reduce it a bit.

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Arkidas

would +0.3 be ok?

linskingdom

You always start from +0.1. Change one value at each time so you know where to go back when it failed. When it failed, please check the voltage status in the BIOS\PC health menu. It will has 'failed' marked in red next to it.

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Arkidas

Well it goes as follows: 0.20, 0.25, 0.3, 0.35
That are the possibilities. Anyway, it's strange how I can't get past 3.6 - 3.7 ghz at 1.5 CPU vcore, wouldn't you think? Boots into windows at 3.9 but I either get BSOD or a core fails in stress testing. Could firing the MCH up perhaps help?

linskingdom

Try the 0.25. Vcore at 1.5 is not that good. Watch your temp. IMO, Q6600 at 3.2-3.4G is not bad at all.

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Arkidas

Well, It seems that it is actually possible to do normal in FSB volts, +0.05, +0.1, +0.15...+0.35 so I tried normal and it seems to work, heh. What difference does it make though? From what I'm seeing, it appears that the CPU is getting a bit hotter after this o.o Maybe it's just the same though.