AMD64 3200+ to FX57

Caligatio

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Well I got this Mushkin ram, pretty good I got 260fsb 1:1 off the hop with my AMD64 3200+. But for some reason I cant seem to get past 265 FSB >< I did it before, but I have burned it in for a couple of days now @ 2.6 Ghz. Anyone Else have any success with these sticks of ram? Not that I am complaining, just hopeing for some suggestions to get her past 270. I would like to hit 280 if possible, I tried more volts and going 3-4-4-8 @ 2.8V but not much luck, it goes so far then freezes and sometimes reboots. :(
Do i need more than 1.55V on the Core? Mabey OverVid (X)%

I would like to beat a FX57, I am extreamly close!
SiS SoftSandra CPU / MEM Test
BTW: Current CPU voltage @ default / Pic is a bit old

Neo2 Platnum NF3 250
AMD64 3200+
Mushkin PC4000 XP Redline 2gig Dual
BFG 6800 Ultra OC 256meg 256bit
2 Maxtor 8meg 80gig 7200
480 True Antec
G-Power Pro Cooler CPU Heatsink (GH-PDU21-MF)
3 120mm Antec Fans


Any suggestions?
 
Caligatio said:
Well I got this Mushkin ram, pretty good I got 260fsb 1:1 off the hop with my AMD64 3200+. But for some reason I cant seem to get past 265 FSB >< I did it before, but I have burned it in for a couple of days now @ 2.6 Ghz. Anyone Else have any success with these sticks of ram? Not that I am complaining, just hopeing for some suggestions to get her past 270. I would like to hit 280 if possible, I tried more volts and going 3-4-4-8 @ 2.8V but not much luck, it goes so far then freezes and sometimes reboots. :(
Do i need more than 1.55V on the Core? Mabey OverVid (X)%

I would like to beat a FX57, I am extreamly close!
SiS SoftSandra CPU / MEM Test
BTW: Current CPU voltage @ default / Pic is a bit old

Neo2 Platnum NF3 250
AMD64 3200+
Mushkin PC4000 XP Redline 2gig Dual
BFG 6800 Ultra OC 256meg 256bit
2 Maxtor 8meg 80gig 7200
480 True Antec
G-Power Pro Cooler CPU Heatsink (GH-PDU21-MF)
3 120mm Antec Fans


Any suggestions?

There's a chance you migth not be able to. In some cases, applying more cpu voltage will help out the on-die memory controller, but it very well could be the case that the memory controller on your 3200+ doesn't want to OC much at all. You could try applying a small amount of cpu voltage and/or lowering the memory speed to see the if the CPU is going to hold up with a higher HTT...but I've seen so much variance in the overclockability of A64 memory controllers that that's still a possibility.
 
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