While overclocking my fsb wouldn't go beyond 240MHz, cpu went 2.16GHz. In syntetic test (Everest) cpu scores were higher, memory read was higher 3600 - 3100Mb/sec stock, but memory write was lower 2700 - 3050Mb/sec stock, that is not how should be? When OC in syntetic benchmark is it normal to memory write be that lower then stock? When OC timmings are 2.5-3-3-7 mostly only above 240MHz fsb I have to put them on 3-3-3-8 or it's just rebooting and 245 and above doesn't even want to try booting. With a divider 1:1 fsb won't go above 220MHz with 5:6 till 240MHz, with 3:2 also 240MHz, that might be my mobo limit. In 3DMark'03 I got same score in stock and in OC ex. 1800 - 1802, what do you thing is wrong? Why I get the same score with and without OC? Thanks.