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Yes. At first I had the vCore at 1.38v and it was still a little shaky with the PLL set to 1.60v. Then I brought the vCore down to 1.36250 [which is actually the max voltage recommend by Intel], and raised the PLL to 1.70 from 1.64v and the VTT to 1.30 from 1.24v. I had the PC running at 3.6Ghz with the RAM at 1350Mhz for a good 5 hours until I stopped it to mess around and try to lower the voltages a little and to try and get the RAM to actually work at 1800Mhz like it was meant to.
Ol' Faithful - Retired...
- Foxconn BlackOps - E8600 @ 4.5GHz, 1.32v - 8GB Patriot Division2 @ 1600 8-8-8-20 - OCZ Apex 120GB SSD - XFX HD6870 1GB Black Edition - BFG Ageia Physx - ULTRA X3 ULT40064 1000w - Cosmos RC-1000 - Gateway XHD3000 30"
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TOP SECRET:
- EVGA Classified3 - i7 950 @ 4.25Ghz on 1.30v - 24GB Kingston HyperX @ 9-9-9-24 1600Mhz - XFX HD6970 v1.0 2GB @ 950/1450 - Diamond HD6970 v1.0 2GB @ 950/1450 - XFX 9800GT - SB X-Fi Fatal1ty Titanium Champion
- 510 120GB SSD - CoolerMaster Silent Pro 1000w - Stacker 830 [Custom painted in Classified theme] - 3x 23" LG E2381VR SuperLED @ 5760x1080 - Yamaha RX-V371 Receiver - Martin Logan MTL-1 5.1ch Surround Speakers
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Silver Bullet
- ASUS M4E-Z - i7 3770k @ 5Ghz - 16GB Crucial Ballistix Elite - HD 7970 3GB - 2x Corsair Force3 120GB SSD [RAID0] - ULTRA X4 1000w PSU

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