PoHN2

Hi , i have e8400 freezer extreme runnig at 3.33Ghz
M.B ep43ds3l
PSU 550 vx corsair

ok so does anybody can help me OC it to 3.5 ghz and tell me what voltage i need and vcore and so on .
thx 4 the helpers.

NoodleGTS

Hey, first thing you should do is post your system settings like we all have in the user control panel. We need to know what motherboard/ram you have, etc.

If the stock voltage isn't good enough for 3.33GHz, you'll need to increase the voltage a bit.

Just fill out that info and we'll help.

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Show4Pro

You'll need 370FSB for 3.33Ghz. and probibly around 1.3vcore. Need more of you system specs to help

PoHN2

Hi , i updated the system in here you can see my specs

i want get to 3.5 mhz what voltage i need and vcore

the memory i can OC and how?

grmnasasin0227

vcore IS your voltage. I would suggest 1.32V, 389FSB x 9 multiplier, and you'll be fine.

Your memory gets its speed from your FSB. RAM in 1:1 with your CPU simply doubles the FSB for its final speed (i.e. 778MHz for the 389MHz you'll need to get to 3.5GHz). You select RAM ratios for preset FSB speeds for your RAM to calculate what speed it should run (i.e. "400/1066" means that at 400FSB, the RAM will run at 1066MHz...if you select this option and then proceeded to use 425FSB, your RAM would then run at 1280MHz, etc.). For OC'ing your RAM I suggest making its voltage .1V above its max stock value and widening the timings by 1CAS level (i.e. 4-4-4-12 should be changed to 5-5-5-15, 5-5-5-15 should be changed to 6-6-6-18, etc.).

I hope this clears some stuff up, good luck!

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