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Hey guys, my setup is q6600 G0, Asus blitz formula, 2x http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...c_dual_channel as my RAM (DDR2-800).
I am running at 3.25GHz with the following settings
Multi: 9x
FSB strap to north bridge: 400MHz
FSB: 360
DRAM Frequency: 959MHz
DRAM voltage: 2.10V
RAM Timings: 5-6-6-18
FSB:RAM ratio is 16:12, or 4:3
CPU voltage: 1.475 perhaps a bit high, but can't go any lower for some reason and I'm worried it's because of the RAM settings.
Is the 4:3 FSB:RAM ratio too high, and what about my other settings? I'm still relatively new to OCing, and recently had some BSOD crashes related to overclocking. However, in the past, I never had an issue running 3.25GHz with lower voltage (around 1.4V) but now I can't run 3.25GHz below 1.475V and I'm starting to think it's something to do with the RAM settings, hence this post. I don't think it is hardware failure (even though the BSOD I was getting indicated so) because it runs fine at stock.
Really would appreciate any help or insight into my problem, thanks!
I am running at 3.25GHz with the following settings
Multi: 9x
FSB strap to north bridge: 400MHz
FSB: 360
DRAM Frequency: 959MHz
DRAM voltage: 2.10V
RAM Timings: 5-6-6-18
FSB:RAM ratio is 16:12, or 4:3
CPU voltage: 1.475 perhaps a bit high, but can't go any lower for some reason and I'm worried it's because of the RAM settings.
Is the 4:3 FSB:RAM ratio too high, and what about my other settings? I'm still relatively new to OCing, and recently had some BSOD crashes related to overclocking. However, in the past, I never had an issue running 3.25GHz with lower voltage (around 1.4V) but now I can't run 3.25GHz below 1.475V and I'm starting to think it's something to do with the RAM settings, hence this post. I don't think it is hardware failure (even though the BSOD I was getting indicated so) because it runs fine at stock.
Really would appreciate any help or insight into my problem, thanks!