most of BSOD cases from overclocking are not enough volt on DRAM or Northbridge, or even DRam timings too tight..?Originally Posted by barong
yap thats right
what is that meant? any solution?
most of BSOD cases from overclocking are not enough volt on DRAM or Northbridge, or even DRam timings too tight..?yap thats right
what is that meant? any solution?
Last edited by LookyKai; 09-18-2008 at 06:26 PM. Reason: fixed bad language
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