You're on the right track so far. As far as the mobo and ram is concerned, we are overclocking even to use DDR1600 since the Jdec standard is like 1066 or 1333 for most modules. So keep in mind as we up the BCLK we need to up a little at a time to other key items like NB/SB, QPI, VTT, and at times even PCI-E freq. I do believe we need to focus on QPI when also trying to run DDR1600. Hopefully others can help add more fact to this part and how much at a time. I am using 1.35 to 1.40 QPI qith DDR1650 1800. Below is a basic settings for a 920 DO @ 200*20 DDR1600. [as set iin BIOS] = active
Voltages
Vcore [1.25625] 1.244 (some may need closer to 1.3v) I have 1 that needs 1.28750 in BIOS
PLL [1.81592] 1.819
QPI [1.26875] 1.230
IOH core [1.17966] 1.177
IOH PCI-E 1.5v [1.52431] 1.521
ICH core [1.17966] 1.177
ICH 1.5v [1.52431] 1.521
DRAM Bus [1.65681] 1.660
DRAM Ref [Auto]
Here's some basic CPU settings;
CPU Configuration
CPU Turbo Power Limit [Disabled]
CPU Ratio [20]
under CPU secion, I disabled all but Intel HTT, and then
Intel HTT [Enabled]
Active Processor Cores [All]
Loadline Cal [Enabled]
BCLK Frequency [200]
PCI-E Frequency [110]
DRAM Frequency [1606MHz] 801.6 MHz x2
UCLK Frequency [3200]
QPI Frequency [Auto]
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