Try the DFI forum. I think Praz has a sticky about this board. It may be helpful. Other than that, try raising the vcore to about 1.3v for now and give your ram a little over 2.2v. Vcore will overvolt a little and the vdimm undervolts. Both should be safe.
I found a sticky on the DFI forums by Praz but... it's on the Q6600 processorand doesn't explain what's safe voltages etc..
Power Supply - Silverstone 750W
CPU - E8400 @ 3.6ghz (stock voltage and climbing)
Mobo - DFI LP X38-TR2
Video - PNY 8800 GTX
Ram - Crucial Ballistix PC6400 2gig kit D9's 4-4-4-12 -2T
HSF - Tuniq Tower 120
i do believe there are no safe voltages above stock voltages.Originally Posted by ReTiCuLeX
I found a sticky on the DFI forums by Praz but... it's on the Q6600 processor
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Big sighs, I act like a noob and get treated like one.
I'm trying to figure out which NB Voltage I need to get 3.6ghz+ Also what other voltages need to be set etc..
I just tried 1.3vcore, 1.306 NB Voltage and relaxed all my memory with an instant BSOD still, when trying 3.6ghz =/.
Power Supply - Silverstone 750W
CPU - E8400 @ 3.6ghz (stock voltage and climbing)
Mobo - DFI LP X38-TR2
Video - PNY 8800 GTX
Ram - Crucial Ballistix PC6400 2gig kit D9's 4-4-4-12 -2T
HSF - Tuniq Tower 120
Wasn't trying to treat you that way. Make sure your memory is set to 1:1. Should be either 333/667 or 400/800. You may have to go higher with the vcore, but most e8400s would do 3.6 at 1.3v.
Also, make sure you disable the vdroop control.
Last edited by PhilDoc; 02-27-2008 at 07:34 PM.
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