tecknomage

This is not intended to help you fix your specific problem, it IS a personal comment.

COMMENT:

Overclocking ANYTHING is a bad idea. Manufacturers of electronics specify the clock speeds at the best for best Performance + SAFETY.

They provide for overclocking only because so many users want it. That does NOT mean users should overclock.

When you overclock, you are risking your hardware. You have to ask yourself, "Is the possible damage to my hardware worth the performance increase I MAY get by overclocking?"

In other words, if you fry your motherboard and/or CPU (video card or whatever) how much would I have to pay to replace it.