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My bios has the spectrum analyzer set at +/-25% . is this right or should it be disabled
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I think most mobo's refer that to "spread spectrum" and it should be disabled when overclocking.
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That's correct. Spread spectrum should be disabled when ocing the CPU. According to this awesome FAQ http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/1567-intel-overclocking-guide.html by NoAffinity.

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I think most mobo's refer that to "spread spectrum" and it should be disabled when overclocking.
Yeah thats right. sorry about that. i dont know where i got that term from. thanks
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