Need help to get 300fsb or over stable

[OV3RCLOCK3R]

As some of you may know, it is very very hot in UK atm meaning very high temps aswell.

Some info on my system.

recently i have been overclocking my system(in sig) and my winchester does 2.6ghz at stock volts and 2.7ghz or over with 1.475v. The cpu is the legendary CBBHD 0448 SPAW.

Now i have been overclocking my memory and so far this is the max i can get stable even with the fan on the memory.



I am trying to get 300fsb or over stable but as of no luck. I have tried upping the volts on the cpu aswell (as seen in photo) because i thought it might be the mem controller but didn't make no difference so the cpu is back to 1.4v now.

What can i do to get my tccd stable at 300 or over?

[HousERaT]

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=57317

[OV3RCLOCK3R]

tried the settings from that thread aswell, had no luck

[Transonic]

Well it is a Winchester after all, never had much luck past 2.6GHz, actually 2640MHz was the max no matter what the voltage. Good luck though.

[OV3RCLOCK3R]

erm, if you read the first post, i have mentioned that it can do over 2.6ghz.

I got it upto 2.8ghz on air stable at 1.5v but temps were very high because i am still using the stock boxed cooler

Its the memory that i want to get to 300fsb or over

[nfm]

These are OCZ not G.SKill, so change these timings dude:

trc = 10 clocks
trfc = 18 clocks
tras = 7 clocks
twtr = 2 clocks
read preamble = 5.0ns

play with voltage, drive strenght, DQS and find ones that work best. You should put at least 2.8v on ram

if that's not stable loosen trrd to 3 clocks, if that's still not stable loosen twr to 3 clocks and trtw to 4 clocks. Also play with multiplier, if everything fails, you have a up memory controller

[OV3RCLOCK3R]

lol, thanks for your help, will try these tomorrow

[brandinb]

try bios 7/04 -2 it is the most stable with tccd for me
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