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When I had it overclocked I had these settings: -FSB: 370.3 MHz -Multiplier: 9x -RAM divider: unlinked, kept RAM at 800 MHz -VCore Voltage: 1.4 V -RAM Voltage: 2.2V

Currently they are at stock, so that my computer doesn't hang/crash. Here are some screen shots of CPU-Z: So, -FSB: 333.3 MHz -Multiplier: 9x -RAM divider: 5:6 (I think?) -VCore Voltage: 1.296 V -RAM Voltage: 2.2 V

I tried bumping both voltages up, the Blend test failed within 20 seconds.

I ran Memtest and everything passed with no errors. When I go in the BIOS to change the voltages I have only 4 options: -CPU Core -CPU FSB -Memory -nForce SPP Which one do I change to increase NB voltage?

The small FFT test doesn't fail, but the Blend test does fail. I will try using Prime 95 v25.3

Ok, I downloaded MEmtest86 and I will try it out soon and Edit with my results.

the timings are already set to 5-5-5-15, Earlier today when I lowered the FSB/mem divider to 1:1 my system would get to the windows boot screen, then crash.

Ok, I will try that. Will edit with results. EDIT: I set the Memory Voltage to 2.2v. ORTHOS still fails after 2 minutes. Any other ideas?

I just built a new system: -XFX nForce 680i LT SLI Motherboard -Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 3.00 GHz (stock) -Tuniq Tower-120 -4x1GB OCZ Platinum Revision-2 PC6400 DDR2 (4-4-4-15) -XFX 8800GT 512 Alpha Dog Edition (640 MHz) -OCZ GameXStream 700-Watt PSU I overclocked it to 3.11 GHz by...