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hmmm, i only had to set about 1.35 to 1.36 Vcore to my E8500 to hold 4255 Mhz and that made it prime 95 stable for about 2 hour run...i was on air.
it just goes to show you how a combination of hardware on one board does very well and someone else, like yourself, has to use higher voltages..and..you are not getting the results that you thought you should have.
EDIT:...sorry mate, i made an error in Mhz achieved doing a 2 hour run with P95...it was 4255 Mhz...here is the slide...the Vcore shown there has the Vdroop already built in...so...set voltage in the bios was about 1.35 to 1.36V.
Last edited by Ace-a-Rue; 12-15-2008 at 06:30 PM. Reason: EDIT FOR CORRECTION
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