i can say this mobo is a good OC mobo in its price range...only rm310 for a new one... i'm using one now

nice to hear that but im confusing.can i use that board to oc my c2d e6300 to 3ghz+ with on stock hsf?
isit too force?btw does oc support 24/7 ? i on pc 365days no off.

yes..but need better cooler

e6300 lol...

what's the temp when idle? 50+?
better change a HSF...
else u are killing your proc.

get a good cooler.... if u hv a low budget, mayb u cn get xigmatek s1283... only rm115 at rockrock

Oc e6300 to 3ghz??? What ram u use? My e6300 can't even reach 2.8ghz

what mobo you using bro?

some e6300 got good batch...

i want to oc my e2180 cpu..maybe until 3.0gHz..perhaps..
but, the problem is i only can oc until 2.45gHz..
more than that my wndow cannot boot..

any tips to reach my target 3.0gHz??

using wdow vista ultimate sp1..
gigabyte G31-xxxxxxx..
2g ram..
coolermaster v8..
550w psu..
hope somebody can help me..

This post has been edited by sollehudin: Jun 13 2009, 08:34 PM

pump more vcore btw..wht ram ur using?

increase your vcore & vdimm..sure can afford 3.0ghz without problem..hehehehehe

what ram u r using.. btw, for more higher FSB better change mobo.. m-atx mobo have limited oc ability..

Kingston 2G DDR2 800Mhz..
how to increase the vcore & vdimm?
i really new..just try OC'ing for 1st time..hehe..

just get some error..

in your BIOS...

ok..i will try first..

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Added on June 14, 2009, 4:11 pmso difficult la bro..
try so many time but still cannot boot..
even i have adjust all the vcore n vram..
now im oc until 2.45gHz..
any more tips?

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Added on June 14, 2009, 9:21 pmdont have money to upgrade my mobo..maybe next month..

This post has been edited by sollehudin: Jun 14 2009, 09:21 PM

Antonio and i has a the same setup! And i'm really proud to have this because it is working great and i'm having no problems at all!

nice shot!

solehuddin, since you are an ametuer oc'er, i suggest you read the forum around before you start doing anything to your vcore in BIOS..
as for me, i increase the vcore ONLY after these steps are taken care of first

1. update your bios
2. get a after market cpu cooler and mobo chipset cooler (ocz are quite cheap these days)
3. be ready to know how to reset your mobo jumper if worse comes to worse, BIOS dosent boot up even
4. Increase your vcore voltage only by SMALL INCREMENTS of voltage ONLY (lets say your default voltage is 1.1v, try the next small step, eg. 1.2v, etc...)
5. Please be patient when doing oc..jumping immediately to higher FSB speed is not recommended
6. Always test run your cpu using prime95 for every increment for at least 10 minutes to see if stable or not

last but not least, enjoy oc-ing

Haha ... Good recommended for solehdudin ...
How about u corsair gaming ram ??

not bad... but if u ask me, i'd recommend manually set the vcore to stock, not using auto, and bump the fsb till it reaches a point of instability... from then on, i'd slowly increase the vcore ... but for me, i terus put the desired fsb and simply put a high amount of vcore, then slowly reducing the vcore ... watudu, this is the fastest method for me to get the results at the speed i wan

This post has been edited by x-1o8-x: Jun 24 2009, 03:31 AM

if i OC to higher what hppen 2 my com??does it will burn my mobo?