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Well, I'm not sure why it works but it did.. I lowered my multiplier from 22 to 19 and took my BCLK up. I set PLL voltage to 2.02 and QPI to 1.35. I lowered CPU voltage to 1.30. I raised DRAM speed to 1643.
My system is now STABLE 24 HOURS running Prime at 3.91 Ghz, and DRAM at 1643...
My QPI/DRAM is currently set to Auto which seems to make it follow the cpu voltage. I have my CPU voltage set to 1.35 and that is what the QPI shows as well.
What should I do with the QPI/DRAM and what shoudl I consdier to be the max ??
I've been gradually pushing my system faster and faster.. I am now reached the point where if I move my BCLK from 160 to 165, the system hangs. What can I do next to keep moving towards the 3.8 - 4.0 that so many others with the same parts I have seem to be able to acheive.
My settings right...
My system has been running perfect, NO issues at all. I decided I wanted to start overclocking so I purchased a Thermalight Ultra 120 and installed it last night.
After install, the system would not boot. After hours of trying to find out why, I discovered that with 2 Simms installed, the...
I've watched the videos here about overclocking the 920 to 3.8Ghz with resulting stable system at cpu temps in the high 70's. However, the intel spec for max temp of this cpu is 69.7c.
Is it okay to ignore the stated spec max as long as I have a stable system ??
I've just started the process of overclocking my new system. I've watched the videos on this site about some extensive testing they've done on the same motherboard I have and a 920 processor. They were able to push the 920 to 3.8Ghz. For some reason, using the exact same methods they did, I...