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Can anyone explain to me how i am able to reach higher overclocks by increasing ram voltage. This is what happened:
I am overclocking my X2 7750 non BE processor on Asus M2N68AM PLUS board. I am using the stock heat sink. I couldn't boot in after reaching 218fsb. Then i tried upping the chipset volt to +150mv which got me just about to 220. Then i increased my RAM volt to 1.9 from 1.8V and amazingly i could hit 240 fsb!!!!!!!!!!!!! ram multiplier was always set to 3:5. None of the guides could explain this please help me out. The CPU core volt was left unchanged.
I am overclocking my X2 7750 non BE processor on Asus M2N68AM PLUS board. I am using the stock heat sink. I couldn't boot in after reaching 218fsb. Then i tried upping the chipset volt to +150mv which got me just about to 220. Then i increased my RAM volt to 1.9 from 1.8V and amazingly i could hit 240 fsb!!!!!!!!!!!!! ram multiplier was always set to 3:5. None of the guides could explain this please help me out. The CPU core volt was left unchanged.