Quote Originally Posted by Defratos View Post
ok ok, after reading a little bit more on this thread I've got a few questions. With the above hardware I plan on doing the following:

Increasing the FSB from 333 to 400 with a multiplier of 8 (stock multiplier setting) should effectively give me 3.2GHz correct?

this would mean running at 4 x 400 = 1600MHz correct? If so would my memory be able to cope with this as the effective speed is 1600MHz but the operating frequency is 800MHz? sorry if this is a dumb question.

Now my question is what voltages would you guys recommend to start with? to see how stable the system would be?
CPU Voltage
CPU GTL Voltage Ref (0/2) and (1/3)
CPU PLL Voltage
FSB Termination Voltage
NB Voltage
NB GTL frequency
SB Voltage
DRAM Voltage I will keep at 1.90v (as specified by OCZ, I might try running it on 1.8v and see if it'll work)

and would I have to change the CPU Ratio setting or FSB Frequency?

Any other changes you could recommend or any settings you'd recommend I keep on auto would greatly appreciated
I can run 400*8 with all stock voltages. At 400FSB your ram will run at 1600MHz (the 800MHz you see you have to multiply by 2 to find the real speed)

FSB Strap=333
CPU Voltage: 1.25v (make sure u set Load Line Calibration=Normal, you don't need all that voltage but it won't hurt because will be the same as stock voltage)
CPU GTL Voltage Ref (0/2) and (1/3) = Auto
CPU PLL Voltage = 1.50
FSB Termination Voltage = 1.10
NB Voltage = 1.25
NB GTL frequency = Auto
SB Voltage = Auto
DRAM Voltage: Set the timings and voltage according to ocz site and set the Refresh Cycle Time to 60 manually.