What are you trying to move up? Look for something along the lines of Ht. Ref. Clock for your CPU. Also make sure you disable C1e, Cool and Quiet, and any speed spectrum.
What you want to do is move the RAM down 1 speed, for example if you have DDR2 800 RAM, set it to 333Mhz in the BIOS. Then move the HT. Ref. Clock up slowly until it becomes unstable. Keep an eye on your Northbridge as well, if it gets too high, like 2250MHz, move the multiplier down a notch. Once it becomes unstable, use Prime95 to check for stability, you will need to add more voltage to your CPU, but watch those load temps!
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What you want to do is move the RAM down 1 speed, for example if you have DDR2 800 RAM, set it to 333Mhz in the BIOS. Then move the HT. Ref. Clock up slowly until it becomes unstable. Keep an eye on your Northbridge as well, if it gets too high, like 2250MHz, move the multiplier down a notch. Once it becomes unstable, use Prime95 to check for stability, you will need to add more voltage to your CPU, but watch those load temps!
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