Have you tried upping the FSB a little at a time? Sounds like your just trying to jump in (for 3ghz thats normally fine), I would set everything back to default, drop the ram divider and start raising the FSB in 10mhz increments.
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Isn't the default FSB 266? I would start from 300 and work up in 10mhz, if it doesn't boot into windows or is unstable up the cpu vcore, you don't need to stability test yet, you only need to do that once you think you've got the overclock you want.
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Originally Posted by chadamir How do I know when to raise the NB, FSB or SB though or should I never have to? Ill set it all to default and go to 343 and see how it goes from there. Do I need to run 12 hours of stability testing each time though? |
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All I was able to get was 3.3GHz out of mine.
And my vcore is at 1.4875.
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For me it's either the chip or my board. I ran 3.4GHz but it was not stable.
And my vcore is at 1.4875.
For me it's either the chip or my board. I ran 3.4GHz but it was not stable.
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