E4300 + Gigabyte 965P-ds3 rev 3.3 overclocking help!

[ant900]

I'm at 3GHz 9 hrs orthos stable with 9x334 FSB. My temps are 20c idle and 49c load with 1.45v vcore and +.2v for FSB and MCH. Is it safe to go +.3v for FSB and MCH and what is the "safe" voltage I should apply for vcore?


Update:
I'm now at 3.2GHz with 9x356FSB. My temps are 24c idle and 59-63c load with 1.57v vcore and +2c for FSB, RAM,MCH and PCI-E. Is it danger to keep my vcore at 1.57V even though my temps are low?





Gigabyte 965P-DS3 Rev. 3.3
Intel Core 2 Duo E4300@3GHz 9x334 FSB
EVGA E-GEFORCE 7600 GT CO
2GB PC2-8500 Patriot Extreme 5-5-5-9
Thermalright Ultra-120
3x Seagate 320GB SATA2
Pioneer DVR-111D Black DVD-RW
Antec Sonata II Black ATX 16IN w/450W
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 4 SE
OCZ 520W Powerstream

[TopherTony]

i would be careful with those load temps, you are gettin really close to the max recommended heat specs

i would back off on the vcore, it seems like too much for only 200 mhz bumb

[ceemic]

20c idle? room temp is 15C?:rolleyes:
What program for monitoring?

[DAK1640]

That's a good OC for an E4300:banana: :banana: :banana:

[sparkY1000]

Thats a heck of a lot of voltage for 3GHz! I am running my E4300 on the same board at 9x333 try reducing your mch voltages as they seem far too high if I remember rightly my board is at stock with only Vddr +0.1V and CPU @ ~1.35V and its perfectly stable.
Also what are you using for temperature monitoring? I only trust TAT nothing is accurate with E4300's IMO so I would stick with highest value you get for your CPU temp or you might end up frying it!

[DAK1640]

sparkY1000, I like how you give your rigs names like sally, emma...That's pretty cool.:toast: :toast: :toast:

[sparkY1000]

It so when they go wrong I can shout at them :D