Quote Originally Posted by mikeyakame View Post
I've personally found when getting into higher fsb ranges keeping as many voltages apart from each other as you can will help with stability of the whole system. It just helps minimize the likelihood and severity of cross chatter across different clock domains (ie, pci clock, hd audio clock, usb clock, pcie clock, etc) during address strobes.
Thank you very much for the info. I will be pushing the FSB up to 467 and this will really help. BTW, I just ordered the 2x2Gb G.Skill 1100 kit to run 5:6 at 1120. Running 1:1 is killing my PL. I did some initial testing at 900 and I couldnt even run PL8, but once I set the ram to 1080 with 5:6, I was able to run PL7.