Originally Posted by heathmcabee

Okay all you have set so far is voltages.

To change the FSB enter the bios. Move to Frequency/Voltage control hit enter.

You'll then see FSB & Memory Config move to it and hit enter.

Then you will see FSB- Memory clock mode hit enter

You should see FSB - Memory Clock mode hit enter and unlink hit enter again (for now)

After you do this you will now be able to make changes to the FSB(QDR) MHz (it should show 1333)

Initially I would move in small steps. Run the FSB to 1350 and hit enter.

Move down to
MEM DDR MHz Manually set the appropriate memory speed 800 1066 etc. Actually i just saw you have 4 by 2 GB, for now I would actually set this one step down. If it should be 1066MHz I would use 800Mhz, that much memory can be a problem with an OC.

You should also see at the bottom of the page memory timing enter it and Manually set your timings for tCL, tRCP, tRp, tRAS and CMD according to your memory specs.

After you have done this then hit F10 and select yes, save settings.

Originally Posted by heathmcabee

There is a jumper on the MOTHERBOARD! Go to XFX and download the manual, it will tell you where to change the jumper. Its a saftey feature so you don't overclock by mistake. If you want I will try and get the PDF file for you.

Originally Posted by heathmcabee

Here you go

Originally Posted by lil-tom7

Ok so that is on the motherboard it self right? I just switch it off?

Originally Posted by heathmcabee

Here is a better picture tell you what to do. Just short pins 1 and 2 and then place it back to 2 and 3. This will enable it

The pins are right next to your SATA ports.