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Tu_Ultimate · 06-13-2009, 04:51 AM

Heres the deal, I have my E4500 (2.2Ghz Stock) running at 3.4 Ghz now but I cant get it any higher. My memory is kingston 1100Mhz stock ram , and my cpu settings are set at 310*11. The vcore is 1.52V (not including vdroop) the memory is currently running at 932 Mhz and i have all the timing settings on auto although. It has booted at 3.8 Ghz before, but failed the stress test.
my motherboard is a DFI lanparty jr. and the cpu is watercooled and was reaching 50C at the 3.8 Ghz stress. I also have a corsair 850TX power supply. If you need any other details about settings i can find out and post them. ( the vcore is high as its 65nm and also because i didnt want vcore to be the factor, it runs @ 3.4 at around 1.35V)
Do I need better memory? It still messes up even when I slow the speed down to 600Mhz. Also does increasing the FSB make a diffrence in gaming, or general windows speed?

06-13-2009, 04:51 AM	#1 (permalink)
Tu_Ultimate Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 95 OS: Vista Business x86	Overclocking E4500 More Heres the deal, I have my E4500 (2.2Ghz Stock) running at 3.4 Ghz now but I cant get it any higher. My memory is kingston 1100Mhz stock ram , and my cpu settings are set at 310*11. The vcore is 1.52V (not including vdroop) the memory is currently running at 932 Mhz and i have all the timing settings on auto although. It has booted at 3.8 Ghz before, but failed the stress test. my motherboard is a DFI lanparty jr. and the cpu is watercooled and was reaching 50C at the 3.8 Ghz stress. I also have a corsair 850TX power supply. If you need any other details about settings i can find out and post them. ( the vcore is high as its 65nm and also because i didnt want vcore to be the factor, it runs @ 3.4 at around 1.35V) Do I need better memory? It still messes up even when I slow the speed down to 600Mhz. Also does increasing the FSB make a diffrence in gaming, or general windows speed?