Well I am not able to give you advice on the RAM as I am not sure what I am doing yet either. I definately don't suggest putting all your voltages to the max, this board overheats in the chip department as it is, definately don't do that. The less voltage you can be, the better. Essentially voltage stabilizes the overclock. But other than that all voltage does is use more energy and create more heat.
Being you have value select I would say you are in trouble there. But I am sure it is doable, you just won't get your best OC for your processor.
You said you are using Freezer 7 Pro as well? Is it installed pointing out the back of the case? I had to install my pointing to the front because of the NB heatsink hitting the Freezer. I plan to trim the ASUS piece off the heatsink and install a small fan on the far right end of it. I have an old NB cooler from my old board I am going to thermal-tape to my SB. Then I will start to OC.
I definately suggest reading some of the tutorials and stuff lots of info on timings and things.
Being you have value select I would say you are in trouble there. But I am sure it is doable, you just won't get your best OC for your processor.
You said you are using Freezer 7 Pro as well? Is it installed pointing out the back of the case? I had to install my pointing to the front because of the NB heatsink hitting the Freezer. I plan to trim the ASUS piece off the heatsink and install a small fan on the far right end of it. I have an old NB cooler from my old board I am going to thermal-tape to my SB. Then I will start to OC.
I definately suggest reading some of the tutorials and stuff lots of info on timings and things.






RAM @ 1:1 would have to be the BUS SPEED (243) and dram (486/2=243)
