I was in the mood to OC something this morning so I grabbed an e6400 out of a production machine and threw it into my trusty eVGA 680i TR board.
The Result:
e6400 @ 3.350 Ghz on stock cooling.
All voltages are also running at stock (auto).
I can't seem to get above it no matter what voltages I try and adjust. When I set the system to 420 FSB it reboots and tells me to adjust the FSB. Its like the board doesn't want to play anymore. I clock it back down to 419 and its fine again stock. Could this be where the FSB Hole resides? I'm so close to 3.4 I hate to lose steam. Are there any other settings on the board that can be adjusted? I'm unsure which voltage setting is the Chipset setting I've got
Currently:
CPU Core [AUTO] 1.41V
CPU FSB [AUTO] 1.4V
Memory [AUTO] 1.800V
nForce SPP [AUTO] 1.40V
nForce MCP [AUTO] 1.500V
HT nForce SPP <-> MCP [AUTO] 1.20V
Let me know what you think.
The Result:
e6400 @ 3.350 Ghz on stock cooling.
All voltages are also running at stock (auto).
I can't seem to get above it no matter what voltages I try and adjust. When I set the system to 420 FSB it reboots and tells me to adjust the FSB. Its like the board doesn't want to play anymore. I clock it back down to 419 and its fine again stock. Could this be where the FSB Hole resides? I'm so close to 3.4 I hate to lose steam. Are there any other settings on the board that can be adjusted? I'm unsure which voltage setting is the Chipset setting I've got
Currently:
CPU Core [AUTO] 1.41V
CPU FSB [AUTO] 1.4V
Memory [AUTO] 1.800V
nForce SPP [AUTO] 1.40V
nForce MCP [AUTO] 1.500V
HT nForce SPP <-> MCP [AUTO] 1.20V
Let me know what you think.
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