GByte P35 DS4 + Q6600 + 4 GB of RAM overclock settings

ChrisD. · 8 Apr 2008 at 11:51

Can someone please tell me what you have your voltages set too? I know I can achieve 3.6GHz with ease but the RAM protections crap keeps cutting in an not allowing it to boot. Just need to know what people have got the V set to, pics if possible please.

Thanks.

GingerNinja1989 · 8 Apr 2008 at 17:33

Don't know if this applies, as I have the DS3, but I've put an extra 0.2V though the RAM.

Hope that helps.

ChrisD. · 9 Apr 2008 at 15:07

Nah doesn't work. I'll give this another bash this afternoon, I'm fed up of running stock. If it fails again like usual I'll buy another motherboard and get rid of my current one.

Senture · 9 Apr 2008 at 16:02

On my DS 4 I'm using the F10 BIOS

CPU FSB: 400Mhz
PCI-E: 101Mhz
Memory Multiplyer: 2.00 (1:1)
VDIMM: +0.3v
FSB and MCH voltage: +0.15v
CPU Voltage: 1.4625
RAM Timings: 5-5-5-18 (stock)

ChrisD. · 9 Apr 2008 at 16:29

Might give it a go but I have an Asus Maximus on the way now thank god!

sanofi · 9 Apr 2008 at 17:22

Senture said:
On my DS 4 I'm using the F10 BIOS

CPU FSB: 400Mhz
PCI-E: 101Mhz
Memory Multiplyer: 2.00 (1:1)
VDIMM: +0.3v
FSB and MCH voltage: +0.15v
CPU Voltage: 1.4625
RAM Timings: 5-5-5-18 (stock)

Does the BIOS version affect the overclocking ability?

schumi84 · 9 Apr 2008 at 18:24

I pumped a bit more through the MCH voltage, up to about +0.175v. Other than that i havent changed anything and it seems stable thus far.

Senture · 9 Apr 2008 at 20:27

sanofi said:
Does the BIOS version affect the overclocking ability?

It did to for me, my board was shipped with the F7 BIOS and was unstable at 3.6Ghz (took 1.5v to be stable) the F10 bios sorted most of the vdroop requiring much less voltage to be stable