Keep the temp under 65C

timing for ram?
which divider you will be using?
if u plan to use 667 divider at 10x multiplier
at 3.6GHz, your ram will be oced to 1200MHz
actually that's quite high ,
have you try that speed b4 with your ram?
you can use 533 divider also.
3600/8 = 450 , ram oc to 900Mhz in that case
ram timings, it's really depend on the user himself.
i cannot predict much for you as i'm not using that ram.
can try CL 4 if you are going to use 533 divider

This post has been edited by dblooi: Feb 16 2008, 11:08 PM

i don't see any reason for you to lower down the HT Link
TA690G's HT Link can be oced to 1500MHz and use for 24/7 if you want to

edited: make sure the NB is not overheat ya

This post has been edited by dblooi: Feb 16 2008, 11:12 PM

VID for you proc is 1.2v
your mobo has voltage drop issue

From my experience , air cooling/water cooling itself is not efficient enough for 3.6GHz
i always fail to boot into windows due to high temp.
min requirement is air cond + air cooling,
but that don't work for 3.7GHz above..
3.7GHz above i need water cooler + ais in order to boot into windows
btw are you using TA690G?

what's the ram chipset of your ram?


This is SS from me, hope it helps
From SS shown by bro sempronic previously,
your proc is on par v mine

The easiest way is take off the heatspreader and take a look,
in condition the ram chipset is not relabeled.
If it's relabeled , then you need to look at the side of the ram chipset to find out the orientation of the metal dots ( trust me, this is hard )

here's an example, how to find out D9 ram chipset without looking at the label



But i don't think D9GMH, D9GKX and D9GCT come in 2GB set

Also, take off the heatspreader might lead you to warranty void.
In that case, the only thing you can do is try to google search for its chipset

This post has been edited by dblooi: Feb 17 2008, 01:13 AM

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