GSKILL TECH
02-14-2006, 12:00 PM
if your targeting at FSB X, make the timing that should work on X speed!
(ie. DDR600 is ur target, need to set the timeing that will work on such speed)
1. lower your CPU as low as possible *6 or 7 with CPU max stable voltage
(ie if your CPU stable at 3G 1.5v, please set the voltage at such voltage)
2. remember set your memory with correct timing for max overclock on bios
3. start sp2004 large test or prime95 large test or memtest windows version
4. at the same time start clockgen
5. using clockgen to increase the FSB slowly; X+1, X+2.. and everytime you set the FSB wait for 20sec; increase FSB until error appear
6. restart your computer and increase memory voltage .03v
7. repeate 1 to 5 again, if no big FSB increases, go to next step 7
8. lower about 5 FSB and do the full tests
this is my ultimate max memory overclock theory testing!
it can be done as max cpu test
suggest for G.Skill memory only lol :)
(ie. DDR600 is ur target, need to set the timeing that will work on such speed)
1. lower your CPU as low as possible *6 or 7 with CPU max stable voltage
(ie if your CPU stable at 3G 1.5v, please set the voltage at such voltage)
2. remember set your memory with correct timing for max overclock on bios
3. start sp2004 large test or prime95 large test or memtest windows version
4. at the same time start clockgen
5. using clockgen to increase the FSB slowly; X+1, X+2.. and everytime you set the FSB wait for 20sec; increase FSB until error appear
6. restart your computer and increase memory voltage .03v
7. repeate 1 to 5 again, if no big FSB increases, go to next step 7
8. lower about 5 FSB and do the full tests
this is my ultimate max memory overclock theory testing!
it can be done as max cpu test
suggest for G.Skill memory only lol :)