2800mhz also considered niec..

Which HSF are you on? Tested with at least 1:1 divider? if u've done tat, & no changes, probably u've got a walled CPU

same like mine, but mine can't pass through 390 x 8 although had loosen the timing and pump 1.5V vcore.
confirm not caused by temperature though. the RAM divider had been set to 1:1 but still cant pass 390FSB.
maybe got fsb-walled processor..

Try bios F4, because it seems to have better OCing capabilities, unless of course, you need the bios update to solve some bugs la

If you set your ram timings to 5-5-5-15, did you set it in bios or via windows using memset?

What are the other sub timings you set? other then the ram timings
FSB ocing lor...F3 gives higher FSB ocing but has issues with rams 

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Added on November 23, 2007, 11:28 pmyeap no prob..i always update from windows

Try this timings in bios, set ram divider 1:1 first

Cas Latency time                      5
Dram Ras to Cas delay              6
Dram ras precahrge                  5
precaharge delay                      15
act to act delay                          3
rank write to read delay            10
write to precharge delay            13
refresh to act delay                  50
TRD                                        auto
TRD precahrge delay                auto
Try this settings

im not suspecting your ram, but i am suspecting the TRFC as well as the sub timings from the NB tot he rams...

just try out the settings and see
btw, you can save your old bios settings by pressing F11

Try this timings in bios, set ram divider 1:1 first

Cas Latency time                      5
Dram Ras to Cas delay              6
Dram ras precahrge                  5
precaharge delay                      15
act to act delay                          3
rank write to read delay            10
write to precharge delay            13
refresh to act delay                  50
TRD                                        auto
TRD precahrge delay                auto
Try this settings

@ Snyy
May i ask u wht mobo n rams u using? cause i'm doing survey on getting affordable n nice oc stuff to work with.

Not a bad chip when compare to the average poor chip out there,quite nice.How much vcore does it take to stable at 400x9?

@snyy
the e2160 can do 3.6ghz with a little bit of push, so i consider your results ok. For my e2140, i can do 400*8 with 1.38V, so i believe yours should be able to as well. As for stock Vcore, i did 375*8.

Well, its ok but i think you can do better if you try harder

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Added on February 1, 2008, 7:33 am@all

come on guys, bring forth your procs and OC. Come come. And do some stable super pi. And you, Snyy, do a super pi with a stable clock and post it up the dedicated thread for us.

@Snyy
your proc is an M0 stepping?

wut's ur mobo bro?