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    Quote Originally Posted by YngDiego View Post
    Ugh, I have a POS i920 that is highly unstable. Frequent BSOD no matter what I do.

    Asus P6T Deluxe V2
    i920 D0 3919A509

    CPU Ratio: 21 in turbo mod I take it???
    Speed step: enable
    BLCK: 180
    DRAM: 1443 MHz
    CPU: 1.23125v Bios or CPU-Z ??
    PLL: 1.86
    QPI: 1.35 -- drop that to 1.31v
    IOH volts: 1.20 I have mine on auto
    DRAM volts: 1.66 does 1.62 hurt anything?
    CPU/PCIE spread spectrum: disabled is your PCI set to 101/102 manually?
    C1E: Enabled
    C-State: Enabled

    Under load it runs in the mid to upper 70s. The system can last anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours before BSOD. Extremely frustrating.

    Ideas?
    might give that a try Iam no expert but so far I've raised the bar 300 mhz to 4.4 ghz tweaking things

    oh and set QPI to 36x

    I just hit the wall at 212*21 bumped voltage as high as I dare too and temps reaching 80c+ and not very stable on prime.
    Last edited by iboomalot; 08-15-2009 at 08:28 AM.
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