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Wink A little info about FSB termination voltage and what to set it at.

Hey yall, Ive researched and tried soo many different combinations.

My final findings are this, especially if you have a motherboard with good anti vdrop.

I have my FSB termination voltage set to 1.20v max is 1.50v

After experimenting and trial and test. I can give confident advice that anyone who is a serios OCer set your FSB term to 1.20v

But you must MAX out the NB voltage if you want stability. look @ my sig,, thx and gl
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