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    Ok, in the attached Word doc is what I did with my system (and I had already been OCing the CPU without really messing with the memory).

    The initial trick here is to know what voltage settings will result in a stable system at your desired CPU overclock, in your case, 333x9 while having the memory ref and freq at something well below what you are trying to reach, say 333/800 instead of 333/1333. That way, you can rule out “is my vCore or my vFSB too low” and just increase the vMCH or tweak memory voltages and or timings. Hell, if you have to, drop it all the way down to 400/800

    Sean

    and Anubi, i have been looking at multi in CPU-z, never see that range thing come up on my computer. I always assumed that when you saw that on a screen shot it meant that they had an ES or Extreme series chip. mine is just plain ol retail.
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    Intel C2Q Q9550 E0 @4.12Ghz, 485x8.5 :: Intel DX38BT (BIOS 2006) :: Swiftech Apogee GTZ CPU H2O Block :: 4 GB (2x2GB) Corsair TW3X4G1800C8DF @DDR3-1617 6-7-7-22-1T
    Swiftech MCR220 Dual 120mm Fan Radiator :: Ghetto Rigged Swiftech MCW30 NB Water Block
    DIAMOND Viper Radeon HD 2900XT 1GB GDDR4 OC'd 848 GPU/1140 Mem
    2x150 GB WD Raptor X 10k in RAID 0 (OS) :: 3x320 GB WD Caviar SE16 SATA in RAID 0 :: 1x1 TB WD Caviar GP (SATA) in a ThermalTake MAX4 HDD Rack
    Windows 7 Professional (64 Bit) :: Antec TruePower Quattro 850W :: 1 PATA DVD-ROM :: 1 PATA LG SuperMulti 20x DL & Lightscribe :: ThermalTake Shark case

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