Overclock testing issues.

[Konstantinnovation]

My CPU-Z shows the correct FSB+Multiplier

Coretemp and Orthos detect the FSB incorrectly, sometimes it was the multiplier.

Why would it do this? Orthos runs stable.

My DDR Voltage is set to specifications.
The PCI-E bus, FSB, and CPU are all slightly overvolted.

Here is the orthos/coretemp/cpuz display:

 

[KennyT]

Orthos has issues detecting speeds when overclocked. My old 939 rig would always report a 192mhz fsb with a multi getting it to the right clock. I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[Nenu]

It wont affect anything, as long as you know your clocks, all is good

 

[Konstantinnovation]

I was worried that signified instability. I brought my clock down lower than before because of this. I will push it back up again.

Stock speed is 2.4
Intel stock cooler hit 3.15
Tuniq Tower 120 hits 3.55+ I will see how much more I can push it.

As long as Orthos is fine, and my memory tests OK, then I should consider it stable?

 

[KennyT]

Run the ram test for a round or two, then run the cpu test for 2 rounds. Always caught any instability for me. Once you think you found your max run 10 rounds of each.