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My problem is i cant get my pc to overclock past 2.2ghz. Is there any thing i can do to get it higher? I am a novice at overclocking. I havent touched voltages yet.
theres quite a bit of the variables and all of them are case sensitive. in this case i think he needs to raise the voltage as its the reason quite often.
No i havent done anything like that lol. I dont think i know how, i just raised the FSB to 220. But i am using Corsair value ram and i think thats the culprit. It restarts itself after 2.25ghz
I,ve just finished building a gaming rig for my buddy using the same cpu, the cpu multiplyer on those 3200's is locked at 10 so the only way is to up the fsb speed, i have it running stable at 2.4ghz using 10x240mhz fsb & its rock solid, very fast cpu, it's your mobo & ram that have to be good plus your psu to get the higher overclocks.
Nope, all stock voltages, that's using a Lanparty mobo & 500w psu. Allways go as high as possible without uping voltages first to see what ou can get, i allways try to avoid increasing volts where possible.
Quality ram is definately the key to a successfull oc.
No i havent done anything like that lol. I dont think i know how, i just raised the FSB to 220. But i am using Corsair value ram and i think thats the culprit. It restarts itself after 2.25ghz
Will raising the volts help?
Did you read through the links I have given you? If you don't know what you're doing you'll break something.
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