E2200....

Kraeoss

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well my board is GA-p31-s3g with a E2200 2 gb crucial value ram @ 4-4-4-12 cr 2
EIST and C1E off fsb @ 334*9 highest i can get anything above that and bsod or cmos locks up... 337 highest fsb @ 6x... any suggestions ?
 
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Loosen your ram timings. Overclocked systems don't typically keep standard timings while not a default clocks. Add move voltage to your CPU and memory if you can.
 

Kraeoss

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well may max fsb on the board is 397 dunno if that's beacause of the chip but tried 6-6-6-18 and 7-7-7-21 and nothing over 397 lol well atleast it's stable @ 3GHz 1.55 vcore bios 1.52 cpu-z
 

Kraeoss

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ok can post @ 3.2 @ 1.575v reaches as far as the vista bootloader and then the hdd's dissapear lol.... wierd so i guess that's it 3.01-5 is the highest this cpu can go. is the fsb limited by the chip also ? because the board supports up to 400 fsb. ram was 5-5-5-15/18 and 6-6-6-18 default still no stability.
 

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The Pentium Dual Core chips have been known to have FSB limitations that are not present with the fully fledged Core 2 Duo chips.
That could very well be where your limiting factor is.
 

Kraeoss

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could be but what's up with an E2180 speeding past my E2200 lol @ 3.4 ghz and that's not the one in SBT's sig
 

lopri

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You're probably pushing FSB under 200 strap. Limited @330~340FSB with 200 strap is normal. It's certainly possible that the CPU has an FSB ceiling like others say, but it's very unlikely that M0 revision has such a low FSB ceiling from my experience.

Your board is one of the best at pushing FSB. Try switching different straps, and different multipliers.
 

Kraeoss

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err it's p31 chipset... i know it's capable but the chip is probably just a bad ocer. like AH said i lost the lottery lol...