Okay I'm slightly confused, I followed advise allowing me to clock to 190 * 11 stable... I then clocked to 195 * 11 giving me a BSOD on entering windows... Fine I thought to myself I'll give it a wee bit more voltage that'll sort it, and lone behold it did...
1.725V Vcore setting in BIOS allowed me to get to 200 * 11 with my RAM running at 166 Dual Channel mode. (2.5 3 3 7) AND it benchmarked fine on 3DMark 2001se (here is the confusing part) my score came out at 12000 (I get 12500 stock and 13300 at 190 * 11).
In MBM 5 it told me the Vcore is 1.78V not 1.725V and the temp maxed at around 57oC in the test.
I have heard that P4's slow themselves down to prevent overheating do you think this is the case or is there another reason why a faster proccy would run slower???
By the way im running a stock heatsink / fan, im gonna upgrade to a volcano 11+ I think I'm just a little bit afraid my computer will sound like a helicopter (any thoughts).
Thanks.
1.725V Vcore setting in BIOS allowed me to get to 200 * 11 with my RAM running at 166 Dual Channel mode. (2.5 3 3 7) AND it benchmarked fine on 3DMark 2001se (here is the confusing part) my score came out at 12000 (I get 12500 stock and 13300 at 190 * 11).
In MBM 5 it told me the Vcore is 1.78V not 1.725V and the temp maxed at around 57oC in the test.
I have heard that P4's slow themselves down to prevent overheating do you think this is the case or is there another reason why a faster proccy would run slower???
By the way im running a stock heatsink / fan, im gonna upgrade to a volcano 11+ I think I'm just a little bit afraid my computer will sound like a helicopter (any thoughts).
Thanks.