lightsource

Alright guys, today I'm aiming for 3.0+, I can easily get there, I just need to know what I do with my FSB, do I lower it. Or do I keep it going up and up the FSB voltage.

Stats:

Voltage: 1.312v (Haven't changed)
Mem Voltage: 2.1v (Can be set to: Normal, +0.1V, +0.2V, +0.4V.... +0.7)
FSB OverVoltage Control: Normal (Can be set to: +0.1V, +0.2V, +0.3V)
(G) MCH OverVoltage Control: Normal (Can be set to: +0.1V, +0.2V, +0.3V)



There are a few other options of course but none I thought should be mentioned.

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danm

Well to get to 3Ghz you need to av you FSB at 428, can your mobo handle that, it should be able to

EDIT: Seen here your board can hit 535 FSB
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...p?t=109415ref=

MjrTom

The DS3 motherboards have hit 500MHz+ FSB. Another guy on this site is up in those figures as well with that board

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Wankerfx

Slowly change your way up to a 429 mhz FSB speed.

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Mikey122687

Increase MCH as you go up, that will ensure stability to your board. Disable HyperPath3 if you have it. Make sure that you increase dimm too, as it might not be enough on stock voltage

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MjrTom

http://www.overclock.net/intel-gener...roe-build.html

Here you go mate

He has same chip and motherboard and running at 3.4GHz happy overclocking and let us see some screenshots

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P4: 3600MHz - P4 2.4c Gallatin Core - ABIT IC7 - 1GB BH-5 - 2.5-3-2-6 2.8v
AMD64: 3105MHz Opty 165 CCBBE - DFI SLI-D - Mushkin Redline @DDR518 3-3-2-8 SuperPi 1M= 27.540 secs
2nd Rig:AOpen EZ462 SFF - AMD 3700+ - 6800GT 256MB - 2x512MB (BH-5) - 120MB SATA DM9+ - NEC SATA DVD/RW
3rd Rig:Toshiba Satelite L30 - Intel Celeron-M 440 (1.86GHz 1MB L2) - Super Talent 2GB PC2 4200 (5-5-5-15) - Toshiba 60GB 5400rpm SATA II (PMR Drive) - ATI X200M - Vista Home Basic
1.536 TB of HDD Storage and climbing....

lightsource

Alright guys, I've gotten my oc up. All I need to do now is raise my FSB Voltage.

I've decided that 3.0 is as far as I'm going to go for a while. Seeing as my timings are 4-4-4-12 and I don't want to loosen them for CPU speed. I don't think 500MHz will add be equivalent to +1-+1-+1-+4 for timings.

E6300 @ 3.01GHz

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zerohour

I don't know if I agree with that. The timings aren't a huge deal, and who knows how much more you can squeeze out of that CPU. I think you should at least try to get more out of the CPU with or without changing the timings.

MCH voltage, Vdimm, and FSBV could all be raised for stability, just keep temps in check.

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Wankerfx

Timings apparently don't affect the performance of the Conroe that much.

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Mikey122687

C'mon Source, crank that baby up all the way, screw the divider or timming. You'll want all those Megahertz for "Team Core"

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