theraindog00
11-05-2006, 10:28 PM
I'm trying to push the front-side bus speed of various motherboards with an E6700 ES and have noticed that I'm not getting a post with much more than ~340-360MHz on a lot of boards. In the absence of exotic cooling, I'm having to lower the CPU multiplier to push the FSB, and am wondering if doing so might be contributing to the FSB holes I see mentioned here and there. I've tried a few shots in the dark at speeds above 400MHz to see if there is a hole, but none post.
Obviously, the E6700 isn't the CPU of choice for overclockers, but does anyone have any insight into whether lowering the CPU multiplier, or the fact that this chip is an ES, might interfere with higher FSB speeds?
Obviously, the E6700 isn't the CPU of choice for overclockers, but does anyone have any insight into whether lowering the CPU multiplier, or the fact that this chip is an ES, might interfere with higher FSB speeds?