Hey guys, im just getting into OCing again (did with old proc but not with new) and I was wondering with my setup what would I be able to k\hit/reach. Right now im running my 3200 at 2370 with a multi of 11 and FSB of 215 and colt at 1.8(kinda high) but at load CPU temps reach about 47-49 at max. I also have my memory at 1:1 ratio with 3-4-3-7 ( its supposed to run at like 2-2-2-5 or so but I can get it that low even at stock speeds. But anyway, what would be the best settings/options to get my OC at around 2.5-2.6? If u guys need any more info just ask and I'll reply asap. My whole system is in my sig.
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RP_JAKE454
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kinda noobalicious of me but whats bump mean? i see it a lot but anyways...just go into your bios and play with the fsb a little and see what u can get from it. id say a 3200 should easily do 2.5.... well ok later
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Bumping is posting in your own thread to "push"/"bump" it higher up in the forum so others see/respond to it ......back to the topic I would be looking into the latences of your ram before anything else.... it's rated 2.5-3-2-6 on a Nforce 2 motherboards like yours...... if you have bought recently(what revision is the ram??1.1? ) 2-3-2-6 on 865/875 ... try 2-3-2-11 @2.7v(are you running default voltages 2.5v?) and see if that works, that will be faster than 215@ the timings your running ...are you using the performance mode in the bios for the chipset ?? maybee disabling this if true may help ...you shouldn't be running cas3 no..no..no 
....updating your bios may be a good plan ,if you feel comfortable with doing it . Download Memtest86 (do a google) and test the memory at rated timings and voltages ...try different slots ...umm yeah good luck sorry if some of this is not news to you just trying to help
ed: 2.5-2.6 for a 3200 is quite high with your heatsink(good) 2.4@1.8v is more realistic imho but who knows there is no reason you couldn't get better .
....updating your bios may be a good plan ,if you feel comfortable with doing it . Download Memtest86 (do a google) and test the memory at rated timings and voltages ...try different slots ...umm yeah good luck sorry if some of this is not news to you just trying to help ed: 2.5-2.6 for a 3200 is quite high with your heatsink(good) 2.4@1.8v is more realistic imho but who knows there is no reason you couldn't get better .