mnelson07
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I don't know what to do. I'm flat out of ideas. This is my setup for 3.4GHz:
Multi: 9x
FSB: 378
DDR2 Volt: +2.00
DDR2 Overvolt: +0.2
FSB Overvolt: +0.1
RAM: Auto (currently 5-5-5-15)
CPU Volt: 1.37500 (used to be 1.35000v but that crashed in 3ds06)
So, I just kept upping the voltage bit by bit originally leaving everything the same except of course changing the FSB to 400. I couldn't even get the PC to the Windows login without finally getting it to 1.40625v and I was able to login. Definitely wasn't stable though. I really didn't want to touch 1.41250v or higher because that's just too much.
So, I thought I'd mess with some of the settings. I changed the FSB and mutli up a bit. I was able to get to the Windows login with an 8x multiplier and a FSB of 450 at 1.40000v but that wasn't stable either. I feel like there is some wall I can't overcome. My temperatures are still great though, my idle temps when I booted 9x400 with a 1.40625v was 38-40 Celsius.
Anyways, any ideas?
Multi: 9x
FSB: 378
DDR2 Volt: +2.00
DDR2 Overvolt: +0.2
FSB Overvolt: +0.1
RAM: Auto (currently 5-5-5-15)
CPU Volt: 1.37500 (used to be 1.35000v but that crashed in 3ds06)
So, I just kept upping the voltage bit by bit originally leaving everything the same except of course changing the FSB to 400. I couldn't even get the PC to the Windows login without finally getting it to 1.40625v and I was able to login. Definitely wasn't stable though. I really didn't want to touch 1.41250v or higher because that's just too much.
So, I thought I'd mess with some of the settings. I changed the FSB and mutli up a bit. I was able to get to the Windows login with an 8x multiplier and a FSB of 450 at 1.40000v but that wasn't stable either. I feel like there is some wall I can't overcome. My temperatures are still great though, my idle temps when I booted 9x400 with a 1.40625v was 38-40 Celsius.
Anyways, any ideas?