sighh..anybody can help me solving my problem??

abg duarnt dh oc blom??

no different because FSB does not exist. there is no such thing as FSB in K8 architecture.

however you might wanna check which combination gives higher memory speed

hey guys

im at 255 fsb now with my x2 3600+...problem is my ram divider is at 400....if i go higher it wont even go to the bios, and there will b 1 long beep and 2 short beeps...i tried to set my multiplier lower and fsb higher, also cannot..y ar? not enough vdim? its at 1.95v (board max)

thanks!!

thanks for the reply guys!

Mr habuk,
Set at 100 adi....only when i adjust the ram divider or timing the beep will come out..

pws
I can super-pi as long as my ram divider is at 400...if change ram configuration only cannot...means vcore should b enough rite?

8tvt,
my multiplier is at x4...ok will try x3 instead, thanks!

duarnt,
ermmm how loose is loose? im using corsair xms2 pc5400....at 5-5-5-15 2t adi..hahhaa

normally 2.6Ghz need around how much vcore r? 1.5 like that?

I very tempted to sell my m2n-e for a biostar tforce 570 nowlar..hahaha around rm310 now at low yat yesterday...550 is 290...

CnQ can be unstable when overclocking because it also reduces processor voltage in addition to reducing the clock frequency. It does it in steps, no sudden jumps from 50% to full clock speed. After overclocking, sometimes some of the default voltage settings in the intermediate steps will not function well anymore-too low to be stable at overclocked settings.

However, sometimes you may just be lucky. In my case, not so. Games which do not fully load the processor but still do more than 50% load cause CnQ to switch the processor from full speed to partial (but still more than 50%) many times a second due to the game's constantly varying load. Eventually, the system crashed. Currently I use CystalCPUID to create  a form of manual CnQ, which undervolts and underclocks the processor at idle, and restores it to normal speed (with slight undervolting) at moderate load, and overclocked (with overvolting) at full load.

sorry for quoting old post... anyone using CoreTemp here?

is it core0+core1 temp= cpu temp?