Good overclocking Mobo

[magouster]

The CPU idles at about 40C, and load about 60C. Stock voltage is 1.6V. I don't think it's the RAM holding me back, because I've tried running a divider as well, and it didn't change anything. The funny thing is, if I up the multiplier to stock (12.5), and increase the FSB to, say, 180 (from 166), the PC wont boot either, so I know it can't be the RAM, cause the RAM quite happily runs at 200. I'm stumped with this one, I really am.

 

[harry18]

**** me to

 

[Apokalipse]

The CPU idles at about 40C, and load about 60C. Stock voltage is 1.6V. I don't think it's the RAM holding me back, because I've tried running a divider as well, and it didn't change anything. The funny thing is, if I up the multiplier to stock (12.5), and increase the FSB to, say, 180 (from 166), the PC wont boot either, so I know it can't be the RAM, cause the RAM quite happily runs at 200. I'm stumped with this one, I really am.

the Asus boards are not designed for overclocking. I mean, they can be used for overclocking, but they're not specifically designed for it.

 

[magouster]

So Apokalipse, do you think it is the Mobo holding me back, or do I just have a cr@ppy CPU?

 

[harry18]

my asus mobo (p4p800se) has done me well