Quote Originally Posted by Cibic View Post
I bet it crashes on you if u go over 1520 FSB no matter how much voltage u through at it. If that's the case, I don't like saying it again, but it could be that you are not running FSB equal to your ram(i mean 1:2 ratio, or linked and synced). I am quite certain you can do 3.6 GHz at about 1.47v (even B3's q6600 can do that, which I worked with in the past) on load (LLC enabled). 1600 FSB with 9x multi does the job (400x9). Are you sure your ram is warranted up to 2v? That sounds bit too high for DDR3 and from 1.5v to 2v.
By the way, I just got my old ram OCZ DDR3 PC12800 1600 MHz at 7-7-7-24 1.9v replaced after an RMA request to OCZ from me and they are new/unused. I am only saying this because you live in UK if i got it right.
Unfortunately, I'm running RAM at 1066 mhz now, with fsb on 1600 (3:2). It is stable with an 8x multi. But the chip needs 1.4v in BIOS, (cpu-z windows idle reports 1.456). If it needs this much voltage for 3.2ghz, then I'm not realistically going to get 3.2ghz am I? It is very sad.