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Overclocking on an Asus

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shadowbreaker513

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I know my motherboard isn't the greatest for overclocking in the world, but I was wondering how much of a bottleneck it will be once I start messing around with my overclock settings this weekend. I've heard of k8vs giving out after 230fsb, and of others being stable well past 250fsb. I'm just curious as to whether my mobo is more likely to become unstable before my RAM or processor. Currenty my system is stable at 215fsb with 2-2-2-5 mem timings. Surprisingly enough, it can read and write to the RAM faster than a 3.0Ghz HT P4 with Dual Channel PC3200, which I take it is extremly good.

EDIT: Make that stable at 210fsb with 2-2-2-5. I just got a BSOD telling me it tried to write to read-only memory at 215.
 
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