1st thing congrats on ur 1st time ocing..
Impressive first time 3.5 rite away..
Thats not really much u can do if u got limited VCore with ur board..
VMod thats the only way.. Else u might need another board..

So u need to find ur highest stable clock with default VCore..
Use prime95 to stress the procs for their stability test..
Able to boot to windows doesnt mean it stable edi..

One more thing bout the prime test.. the correct way to stress dual core procs is run two prime95 app in single time..

Select CPU 0 for first prime app and CPU 1 for second prime app..
Untick "No Affinity"..

Gutluck..

that is SP2004..
http://sp2004.fre3.com/download.htm
SP2004 is just an interface for Prime95...
extract the file into ur prime95 installation directory..

If u run one prime test only actually u just stress one core..
If u got any error dat mean its unstable although u can pass through some 3d benchie app..
correct me if im wrong guyz..

well i think there is 2 factor that affecting ur result...
1) Ur motherboard just use 4pin 12V atx.. Dual core procs will drain ur 12V rails alot.. U need 8pin 12V atx enable to run dual core for full stability.. Furthermore u dun have any VCore adjustment option..
2) Heat.. What is the temp for ur procs during load?... Did u use stock heatsink?..

what i mean by 8pin 12V atx is, take a look the mobo layout below.. look for a red rectangle..

i believe ur mobo just use 4pin rite?...
this is where ur procs get its power frm..
thats why ur second core got error while first core doesnt in prime test..
both core share the same 12Vrails from one source..
one thing for sure u might need 8pin 12Vatx psu supported as well for that mobo im showing..

40-42 degree load temp for dual core procs using stock heatsink is very odd..
normally it should be 65-70.. dun trust software reading.. touch the heatsink the feel the heat..

This post has been edited by newbieockids: May 2 2006, 09:49 AM

sometime u need to do some extra research b4 buying sumthing...