I'm rather new to OCing an Intel..

Just wondering what is an average temp for E6300 @

1. 2.4Ghz
2. 3.0 Ghz

...using stock cooling and a Li-an Li full alu casing.

Regards.

i've got a problem ere...i hope somebody will help..
as you all can see on my specs below..i only manage to oc e2160 to 210mhzx9, that is a shame becoz this cpu can oc near 100%.. i donno whats wrong but at 211mhzx9, the screen goes blank..but it log on to windows..i know it has log on to windows by hearing the windows logon sound..is it faulty gc, mobo, ram, or my psu not 'strong' enough...

lot of thanx to somebody can help...

Maybe ppl think its not worth it bcoz just add RM100 can get dual-core E2140.

few more noob questions wanna ask 
where to change fsb:dram ratio?
and i found out something, my proc vcore is not stable, it keeps changing (observed in cpu-z)

edit: read some reviews, it says multiplier for 805D is locked at 20X    now the thing i'm most curious is,why my bios doesn't have option for me to change vcore

...the upcoming Intel 45nm CPUs e.g. penryn. That's the reason I got this mobo. Another reason why I got the E6750 instead of the E6850/Q6600. Planning to go for the penryn family of CPUs in the future..... 

I think the 2nd option is better as I just acquired the same configuration - GA-P35-DS3 + E6750.

I did much research on gigabyte mobos and found that the GA-P35-DS3 was suitable for me. Single PCI-E x16, ultradurable 2 features and no raid. Not much review on this board but I think it is equivalent to the GA-P35-DS3R mobo (which is only different by having the ICH9R chipset which includes the raid function). In terms of OC, this mobo is supposed to be able to go up to 490-500Mhz bus speed)

So far, I've tried a bus speed of 420Mhz and it worked flawlessly (at stock MCH/FSB voltages).

For the E6750, the only problem compared to the E6850 is the 8x multiplier. If you want to aim for 4Ghz (dunno whether possible or not), you would need a bus speed of 500Mhz!!!

So far, I'm orthosing my E6750 at 1.35v (stock voltage) at 3280Mhz. That's the highest stable OC I can get on stock voltage. Probably try higher voltages later.....

Aaaa.... orthos 3 sec then already error? That's not stable la. For me, at least 6-12 hours of orthos before I even consider it "at least" stable.

Still waiting for my xigmatek before I OC further as my core temp is already about 55'c on stock heatsink at 3.28Ghz at 1.35v. (using easytuner5, not using core temp as it shows 6'c lower temperature)

How high did you set your vMCH and vFSB?

i think u just pointed out another thing i couldn't reach on my mobo   
yesterday i found this guide, has anyone tried it? i know it sounds crazy, but i bet there's did that
http://sg.vr-zone.com/?i=3931

try playing with PCI-E Voltage, it's give a lot impact for stability.

For Gigabyte P35 series mobo, there's TRD option in BIOS. TRD = Performance Level. So, high FSB you must loose the TRD.
I hope this can help you

no, that's the weirdest thing i'm facing, msi core centre also cannot change vcore, bios also can't change 

Try to read up on guides to overclocking the C2D.

It is advisable to find the limit of each component before you OC your whole rig. By this, I mean you have to find the max OC for your CPU, RAM and mobo(FSB) separately.

There are a lot of guides that teaches you on how to OC your CPU while taking the RAMs and FSB out of the equation. Also vice versa on the RAMS and mobo. Once you know the limit of each component, then it is easier to OC your whole rig while bearing in mind the limit of each component. 

Exactly. That's why in the world of OC, you need to find out the max OC for each component.

tRD = tRAS = tRA = Row Active Delay. It is a RAM sub-timing setting, usually quoted as the 4th parameter i.e. 3-3-3-9

Finally had a chance to test out my new rig.

On my P35-DS3, I'm stuck at 475mhz bus speed. This is at stock voltages for everything including vMCH.

No matter what I do, increase the vMCH, vFSB, vPCI-E, my mobo would hang at 480Mhz. I even tried jumping directly to 500Mhz but not successful!

Any ideas how to overcome this 480mhz wall? Or is it my CPU wall? 

hehe.. i'm not a hardcore gamer..
also not a hardcore OC-er
anyway, lots need to be upgraded

sumtimes feel a bit laggy liao..
haha..
anyway, what is that VCCM and VDDQ means?
I saw them in BIOS..

edited : double post

it supports 667MHz rams, coz, initially, all processor don't have fsb that exceeds 333MHz, rite? we are the one who oc'ed it to more than that.. that's where the problem lies..

the lowest divider *IS* indeed 1:1 in Gigabyte 965P-DS3 mobo.. thanx for clarifying it kucingfight

i think my proc reached the wall larr, coz when i put 500MHz fsb, i already set the rams timings to 5-5-5-15...

sigh, i think i'll work on this more this weekend.. im kinda busy now..

btw t3chn0m4nc3r, can show us the CPUz for e2160 @ 500fsb?

maybe..
manage to boot up at 198fsb but stuck at windows welcome screen.
196fsb also not stable enough.