peterg60

hi did what was suggested my when vcore on 1.3625 it will get to win xp loading screen then resart this is how it is now

vcore 1.36250
cpl term 1.260v
cpu pll 1.500
cpu ref auto 0.760v
cpu ref 2 auto 0.800

mch core 1.200
mch ref 0.768
mch/dram ref auto(0.900
ich i/o 1.100
ich core 1.00

dram vol 2.100
dram ter auto (0.900

peterg60

i think i got sum hungry eating chip or my mem straps are wrong

peterg60

hi all ok i think im gunna leave 4ghz as i cant get it stable only if i use like 1.425 vcore so i am trying 3.83ghz i have everything on auto in bios memory all on auto for time being to see if i can get cpu stable now is this ok vcore or do i need more pitures attached and also whats the best mem strap 4 me to use



orthos stoppes within 2secs

conami

Just let your motherboard automatically choose the best FSB strap to NB, meaning that leave it on auto. At least set your CPU, NB -and DRAM voltage manually, others you can leave on auto. Search the best and lowest voltages.

peterg60

if orthos fails with 1.38125 does it mean it needs more vcore whats the max i should take it

conami

Try following settings:

Try following voltages:

Your RAM must be holding CPU now.

My settings:

peterg60

pc wont even boot with them settings keeps restarting

peterg60

i give up

OpTiMaTeZ

i think you have taken the wrong approach. It isnt as simple as setting it to 4.0 and then figuring out the settings for it as you go, as i learned when i started. The best way to do it, in my opinion, is find out your max safe voltages for everything and set those voltages in bios along with the stock speeds. Keep your ram at stock and maybe loosen up the timings. Then just slowly increase your FSB and test it for a few minutes until you find its highest speed at stable. Then slow down your ram some more and keep pushing the FSB until you can get to an acceptable balance. Good luck