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can anyone get fsb to 400 with this CPU?I cant,I tried 1.5Vcore,1.4NB,FSB stap at 333,CPU PLL at 1.6V,it wont even post,Im at 3.7Ghz now,stable,322x11.5 with 1.44Vcore,its not stable with less vcore,Im just wondering if anyone is at 400 FSB with this chip,MB is P5Q-E,thanks
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Cryptedvick
most E5200 wont do 400mhz
its common

edit: read this thread

http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/...sible-not.html
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I was never able to get near 400fsb on my e5200. If I remember right the highest I could boot mine was 333 and never got that stable at high clocks. I ended up running 12.5 x 300 stable at 3.625 vcore
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Originally Posted by DuRoc View Post
I was never able to get near 400fsb on my e5200. If I remember right the highest I could boot mine was 333 and never got that stable at high clocks. I ended up running 12.5 x 300 stable at 3.625 vcore
surely you mean 1.3625
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Mikecdm
FSB wall on mine is 346fsb. I'd recommend lowering the multi to 6 then keep increasing fsb until you can't boot anymore. Then you will know where your FSB wall is and can start overclocking accordingly.
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3.625Vcore! did you phrase that the right way?
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