I have Intel C2D e4600 2,4ghz on Mbo asus P5n-e sli
with 2x1gb kingston ddr2 hyperx
i want to OC it as much as i can
i tried this set up and it was fine on ORTHOS test for about 3h(it didnt crashed i stoped it)
Vcore 1.35
Vram 2,019
Nbcore 1,39
Fsb 266x11multiplier =2926mhz
ram 532
ram timeings 4-4-4-12 2t (stock is 5-5-5-15) but it works either way...i heard 4-4-4-12 is for better performance
so my fsb:ram ratio is 1:1
i just need to turn on the last multiplier to get 266x12 = 3192mhz
but on 12th its unstable
i tried increasing the vcore to 1,4+ but still have the problems
i use stock cooler and my temp on ORTHOS doesnt go above 58C but i get BSOD and start to crie
if anyone had similar problem please share some tips...
I dont know that board but try uping the NB voltage a notch or 2. Might help. Also try running Memtest86+. Download the Pre-built and burn it to a CD and restart your system. This will let you know if the RAM is stable.
my vdroop goes from 1.47-1,52(cpuz) considering i use crappy 400w psu
i tested this set up in OCCT stable 6h core temps dont pass 52C
yesterday i did linpack on fsb 271x12=3261 on auto(1h) temps didnt go above 58 but vcore was on 1.47....
my question is how high can i push my vcore?
i am trying to get 3,5-3,6ghz...
since this is my frist OC i think i have done a good job so far...correct me if i am wrong
volts differ from chip to chip but my 4300 only needed 1.53v for 3.6ghz under full load.
tips for your mobo, cooling cooling cooling
get a fan on the nb if you can and make sure the power regs have plenty of airflow too.
use the +100mv option to help lower vdrop/vdroop but remmeber that it adds to what ever vcore you set so if you want 1.35vcore you pick 1.25 and +100mv.
set your ram to its rated speeds and volts via the unlinked option or manually set it tp 1:1, the linked option can casue issues for some daft reason.
which bios revision are you using? 0608 is widly regarded as the best for that board
1.4 to the nb should be enough to get you to 333fsb so you want to be working out what vcore for what speeds
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