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LogicSound

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im trying to oc my computer to 3.6ghz stable, my mulitplier is at 15x dunno if i can change this, my ram settings are 2-2-2-5 with kingston hyper X pc3200 ddr400 ram. i want to atleast get 3.6 i've achieved 3.5 but not very stable.
my settings so far are
AGP ratio is fixed
nb strap cpu as 800
my ram timing are 2-2-2-5
the ratio is 5:4
stock volatages
any way to get it to 3.6ghz?



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well, if 3.5 isnt stable, why do you think 3.6 is attainable?.... loosen timings on your ram, up voltage.... maybe watercooling is in your future.... overclocking takes time and a lot of tweaking.. 3.4GHz isnt bad out of a 3.0 northy imo
 
methinks your ram timings are way too tight to OC too terribly much. loosen htem up a bit and see what happens.
 
yes i have increased voltage to 1.65volts, cpu-id reads 1.68volts, i have tried combonations of ram timmings, but i think im not to good at this ram timming stuff, i've read many articles on it but still isn't very clear to me, and i think thats what's keeping me from oc'ing, my ram came stock at 2-2-2-5. how would i go about losening them?
 
go into the bios and set them DRAM timings to 2.5-3-3-7. that should allow for some more headroom.
 
LogicSound said:
should i leave the dram at stock volatge, or increase a lil?
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if you hit a wall wiht memory speeds, yes. i wouldnt go above 2.9 or so volts. if the memory is still stable, leave the voltage be.

wiat a sec... is that stuff BH-5?? some of the kingston hyper-x p3200 2-2-2-5 was BH-5. with 3.2v or so, you should be able to hit 250mhz with 2-2-2-5 timings. awesome stuff.
 
nah dont think its bh-5 although i'd love to have that. i'll try those setting you said to do, thank alot for the help.
 
i got it to run @ 3.5ghz, at 2.5-3-3-7 @ 2.8volts is max. and still crashes after about 1 hour of bf2 any other idea's? maybe some other setting im over looking?
 
run memtest86 to make sure your memory is stable at that speed. if it isnt, run a divider on the memory, itll make the memory clock go down, therefore making it stable again.
 
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