Not necessarily value ram use cikai chips

Some come with gem chips like micron d9gkx.

I suspect yours might be hynix or kingston relabed chipset.

I would say get the normal ballistix and the tracer would produce quite amount and heat that would lead to rma later

What do you mean by stable ? Did you do any stress testing proses ?

vcore and vdimm is ok, i suspect its the psu - cm extreme power 460watts

get a better psu if you want to overclock.

The vcore and vdimm might not enough, but first thing you need to know before you start ocing is u need a good psu.

Get a decent truepower psu and from there we will start cranking the clocks slowly.

Get a good psu first, then only we do a testing and from there we can know whether the current vcore and vdimm is sufficient or not.

Its all about a good psu and luck in overclocking.

Meaning the vcore is insufficient. But i advise you to get a proper psu before going further, the psu might blow up if stressed in the long term.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Feb 14 2009, 12:42 AM

vcore put stock first see how much u can clock with stock vcore.

vdimm 2v is okay i think for the mean time.

vcore
vdimm (usually 2v is enough for 5-5-5-15)
vnb
vtt

listed according to priority..

What mobo ure using now ? Manufacturer usually have their own software for their mobo.. for generic use, u can try hwmonitor or everest.

Aside from using those softwares, the best thing is to view those voltages in bios.

Its either the ram or the proc, showing instability under stress.

glad to hear that bro.. so now try and clock the proc slowly

ya correct also, go get a new psu then only crank the clockspeed.

Like what hengmy said, there's a probability that it wont work with ur mobo :|

your vcore

this is mine

vcore - 1.45v
pll - 1.55v
vnb - 1.27v
vtt - 1.21v

Stock vcore and stock cooling ?

Your temps also depends on the ambient temp and case temp too.

ifx14

your case temp is quite high, try to open the side panel and see if there's any improvements.

this is mine

q6600 with custom water cooling set

3.6ghz 1.45v linx stable load 80/74/80/74 with orthos priority 9 stress test at 11.55pm.

3.8ghz 1.55v linx stable load 82/77/77/82 with orthos priority 9 stress test at 2.24am.

This post has been edited by uzairi: Feb 16 2009, 03:22 PM

Some pics for you

3.6ghz and 3.8ghz orthos stable...


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What's using ur ram soo much ? Check it at task manager...

You can try Ariolic Disk Scanner 1.2 to check if your hdd is having lots of bad sector or not.

http://www.ariolic.com/disk-scanner.html

Buy psu first

Then u can clock like there's no tomorrow