I don't think that is it - Everest shows the memory bus to be the same as the CPU FSB, so for a 5% OC it shows 210 MHz, for 10% 220 MHz. Plus the memory has plenty of headroom for these small overclocks (DDR 462 memory on one system, DDR 533 on the other). What I do notice on the Asus P4P...
Im new to this overclocking thing, so bear with me I have two systems that Im overclocking, and Im getting weird results with Everest for both of them when I do. Im running the Everest memory read, write, and latency benchmarks for each system, and what is strange is that the memory read...