I'm having a problem that is driving me crazy!
I am overclocking a Q9400 in a Shuttle SG45H7 with 4GB OCZ 1066 DDR2.
The default FSB is 333. When I raise it up to 400 there is no problem, even on stock voltage. As soon as I raise it to 401 FSB, the computer won't boot (no POST), regardless of the voltages I use, and no matter what CPU
RAM.
I have read of people using 450 FSB with 8.0 multiplier on the q9400. Also, have read people that are using SG45h7 with 415-420 FSB. I tried different memory to see if that helped, it didn't. I flashed the new BIOS, same thing happened.
Is there any way I can get above 400 FSB?? Thanks!
My settings now:
FSB: 400
Multiplier: 8.0
CPU
RAM 1:1
Spread disabled
C1E disabled
Virtualization disabled
Vcore: 1.3
Vram: 2.1
I am overclocking a Q9400 in a Shuttle SG45H7 with 4GB OCZ 1066 DDR2.
The default FSB is 333. When I raise it up to 400 there is no problem, even on stock voltage. As soon as I raise it to 401 FSB, the computer won't boot (no POST), regardless of the voltages I use, and no matter what CPU

I have read of people using 450 FSB with 8.0 multiplier on the q9400. Also, have read people that are using SG45h7 with 415-420 FSB. I tried different memory to see if that helped, it didn't. I flashed the new BIOS, same thing happened.
Is there any way I can get above 400 FSB?? Thanks!
My settings now:
FSB: 400
Multiplier: 8.0
CPU

Spread disabled
C1E disabled
Virtualization disabled
Vcore: 1.3
Vram: 2.1