Quote Originally Posted by CrazyNutz View Post
Clockgen Voltage (I would suspect) is the same as PLL voltage which would
be the voltage of the clock signal being sent to your CPU. So if your FSB is
set to 478mhz then your clock signal alternates from low ~0v to high 1.50v
(standard intel PLL signal voltage spec.) 478 million times per second. Raising
this > 1.50 can help with clocking the FSB higher, but from my experience
it's only marginal at best, and it's risky to play with since too high of values have shown to degrade CPU's faster that anything.

Good Luck
Thanks, I havn't messed with it yet, I have another setting for VTT, which I thought was the same as PLL? My VTT voltage is default 1.1v shown in bios as 1.12v. I did up that to 1.13v which shows 1.15v in bios voltages. I have read that 1.15v is the max reccomended for VTT, and as I am only testing, I hope it will be OK.

Just trying to figure out what the Clockgen Voltage Exactly is. Thanks

Larry