its seem the cpu cant reach 2.7Ghz...
its limiting me at 2.65..
so i decicde to increase the vcore...
but it seem no option for me to do that...
why r?
n my vdimm only can increase by 0.1...which mean 2.6,2.7,2.8..
izzit normal?

This is my result using same processor but different mobo. My mobo using is asus A8N-5X n-force mobo.

Vcore raise to 1.5 and vdimn 2.8 1T.
Using corsair value ram and stock cooler.

for vdimm it is normal coz ram usually can use huge amount of voltage....

i dont think so
its more to the chipset used

no vcore option?

btw, what is the chipset for the ram you using now?

actually...
after taking 1 minutes to update latest bios for my ultraD..
now my vcore can increase..
here i attach what i got....
but never test for stabilility yet..
@gsan
im using winbond bh-6




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helo...
i am using 3700 san diego oso...
i hav try to OC until 2.6 ghz...
because the temperature very high...
normal use is 45 but playing game is 60...
so now i using normal speed...2.2ghz...

Alex,

Apa terjadi my friend, why your temperatures so high? Are you using your mobo to read the temperature or you're reading it from a thermal sensor connected to a fan controller? The mobo might give a wrong temperature reading, normally it is inaccurate. It should be around 42C under load the most, it shouldn't be that high, if for my old junk Athlon Thunderbird, no need to say lah, it runs rather warm. Even my current AMD X2 4200 runs around 38C under load, when I touched my Thermaltake Mini Typhoon VX with my hand, it wasn't hot, just like room temperature. Of course, I did use this Artic Silver 5 thermal grease.

Anyway, try using a better thermal grease, apply it as thin and as even as possible, try to get the reading again, it should help, the Gigabyte fan I sold you was a good one, my previous processor never exceeded 39C even overclocked and under load. See if it helps.