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I have overclocked the system in my sig to 2850, i know i can squeeze more outta a 2.6c and 1 gb dual channel ram... my problem is, is that my ram refuses to run at 1:1... every time i try, it doesnt boot into windows... i wanna get past 220 fsb, advice?
 
Well, PC3200 is rated to only run at 400 Mhz (200 Mhz x 2), and you're out of spec already at 220 Mhz (220 x 2 = 440), so it's not really feasible to use 1:1 synchronous timing ratios.

You'll have to use a divider (5:4, 3:2, etc) if you want to hit higher FSBs and clock speeds.
 
Originally posted by quiksilverx181
im using 5:4 and i failed a p95 test at 225 fsb... what can i do to improve that oc

Prime 95 is the absolute test but it sometimes fails when everything else runs fine. Try stressing with something else like Hotcpu test or Folding@home.

Originally posted by BillLeeLee
Relax the memory timings and give the modules some more voltage if possible.

True.
 
Originally posted by BillLeeLee
Relax the memory timings and give the modules some more voltage if possible.

Try the above and also raise your vcore a little, don't go over 1.7 volts.
 
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