no..u misunderstood me..im getting exactly the speed that i have OC'..

just that figure does not update..

no la..did u even see the picture? the one that i circle with red..

last time im using different Core duo 2Ghz..i oc until 2.67ghz and it shows like this 2.00Ghz @ 2.67Ghz

manage to pass 8 hours stress test with prime 95. with 0 errors 0 warnings

my cpu OC from 2.7 to 3.5 (260x13.5)
before this not stable cause of ram frequency.

team elite ram very noob 1 lol.
i have to lower the timing from 6-6-6-15 to 7-7-7-20 (390mhz)
my ram rated at 667mhz DDR3.

gonna test with dual ram kvr 2gbx2 soon with tight timing.
team elite ram very fragile 1.

my mobo not so good in oc.
can't change volt at bios
mobo model : msi g41-p28 http://www.msi.com/product/mb/G41M-P28.html

does lowering ram frequency affect performance too?

what u think about RAM, is it bad ratio?

he asking about setting.. ratio setting for the ram, not your rating 

Guys needed help on OC my old system E6230 4gb ram with a Asus P5K pro  mobo~

multiplier mean clock ratio?default clock ratio was auto got 2 option 6 and 7
i tried raise my FSB from 266 straight to 333 the unit went down @_@ result me to reset bios
any clue?

multiplier proc = processor clock ratio. its not the same thing with FSB : DRAM ratio
you need to increase the fsb step by step, not straight big jump from 266 -->333
try 266-->270-->275-->280-->285.
if want overclock proc + ram, nothing to do with GC.  just set the gpu clock to 100 

er.. overclock the proc is not related to the gpu.. how the gpu can make the proc go higher..
unless you want to achieve higher score in the benchmark that come with gpu (graphic test) score,
then its different story 
i dun think any air cooling can do this or even WC in our ambient temp here... 

oh, because that time got a forumer in cari forum mention about similar things.
so i curious and search around.
roughly remember he say he can run the core 2 duo E6600 at 4ghz on 1.8v vcore.

face this before also.

of course with GC we can clock higher, but the brand or series of GC is doesn't matter. any GC will do
if you OC without GC (using IGP), we can't clock higher because NB not stable, more heat produce.
thats why rule in OC, must use discrete GPU 

i think the onboard gpu is the culprit.

hmm, how do you check the chipset thingy?
Under cpu-z can check?