finally...someone else on LYN using the ds4...i'm running my rig at 3.2Ghz at 24/7 wif 1.331vcore...my rig spec is as per my sig...most of the time people are concern about highest safest vcore or temp...not clock
what is ur bios setting...
mine:
core :1.331
gmch:+0.2
pcie:+0.1
fsb:+0.2

ram set at 2x multiplier...
and disable all those EIST, Virtual blabla, etc

why dun u set ur vcore to 1.35v and then push the clock to 400x7=2.8g...see how, run dual spi 32m, and if ok, up the clock summore to 3ghz...then run spi 32m again...
btw, r u on stock hsf and make sure to put a fan blowing the NB...it WILL be really hot
good luck

edited: oh ic the title mentioned stock hsf...

This post has been edited by remysix: Nov 4 2006, 12:12 PM

some proc can do 3.2Ghz at stock vcore...but i need to up a bit the vcore to 1.331v...and some even to 1.35 or 1.4v...so, for the guy that need 1.4v, 3.2ghz might be his highest safest clock but for the guy that can do this at stock vcore...it's kacang putih i.e. not yet the highest safest clock...that'w why i said most of the time people is looking at highest safest voltage or temp...and ofcourse with the similar cooling method la...
EIST is Enhance Intel Speedstep Tech...if u r ocing ur rig, u really wouldnt want this speedstep stuff to kicks-in...it will drop the clock...and others have similar effect or the one that u dont really need...the thing that u dont need but utilising ur comp resources...so just disable it la...
anyway...according to one forumer (working with intel), safest voltage would be 1.36v if u want to use the same proc for the next 3-5 years...safest temp for 24/7...on load would be < 70, measured by TAT...
but anyway, to sum it up, pls refer to post made by blaxez

This post has been edited by remysix: Nov 4 2006, 07:08 PM

use CoreTemp or TAT...that would really shows the core temperature...ET5 might show 5-10c lower...

bro...e6300 stock vcore should be 1.325v...which meanssss u r running ur proc at 3.2g undervolted...and the way i see it, it's a good news and damn great proc...i need 1.331v to stabilize at 3.2g

heheh...i think so...
my e66 was running fine at 3.5G...did the orthos for 50 hrs...passed. shut it down...after couple of hours, fired it up...the damn cold boot...

yes...too high but based on normal standard...with right cooling, u can ignore the notification...like my mobo, when i set the vdimm at +0.5v (2.3v) got same thing also...just be sure u have active cooling for the ram...

i think somehow we forgot that for gigabyte bios, when someone said the vcore or vdimm is set at default, it could mean at 'Normal' setting which will auto-adjust the voltage according to the speed that u r running...so, i guess when our fren here said he set it at default - he meant at 'Normal' setting...that's why cpu-z reported higher voltage...dun u agree?