I got my Winchester 3200+ up to 250x10 and it was stable. On my motherboard, Asus K8V Deluxe, it automatically switches the CPU:RAM ratio when it hits a certain point if you leave it at default. I found the manual way to change the ratio and at first tried to run it at 2:1. The computer booted up and I ran CPU-Z to check my speeds. My PC3200 Corsair XMS RAM was running at 250MHZ, which I thought was way too high. I decided to try to run 3dmark05 and see if it worked. After the first loading screen, I get a blue screen with white font on it saying my hardware had a serious error. I shut off my computer and went back down to 2250, ran 3dmark05 again and this time, it ran a few tests then froze in a black screen. After I restarted, the nice girl in my headphones told me "Overclocking Failed" and I went back to 2Ghz. Is there any way I can fix this because I would like to be able to go over 2.1 without freezing.
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Winchester 3200+ OC Lockups
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