GhostRider said:
I have this board, an E6600 and some crucial 5300 anns memory and a AC pro cooler. I've overclocked the bus speed to 333 to get 3000mhz. Any more and it won't boot. I don't want to increase the volts they are on auto and show up as 1.312 in CPU-Z at the moment which looks high compared to OC_A64
The memory is set to 3.3.3.8, default had it set 5 latency
Would changing it to 4.4.4.12 and increasing the frequency make it much faster?
Also I have cold boot problems, is this common?
Hi,
Try these settings for an E6600;
In the Advanced Menu go to;
CPU Configuration
Set CPU Internal Thermal Control to [AUTO]
Everything else except Execute Disable Bit should be set to [DISABLED]
Chipset
Leave all the memory timings on AUTO until you have got the CPU overclock sorted out
Spread Spectrum Control
Work your way through the menus and disable everything
SLI Broadcast Aperture
Leave this at Disabled
LDT Frequency
Leave this at 5x
Onboard Devices Configuration
Turn off the JMicron SATA controller - this will fix your cold boot issues
In USB Configuration
USB Legacy Support [DISABLED]
Then back up to JumperFree Configuration
AI Tuning
Set this to [Manual]
System Clocks - PCIe
Leave this at 100 for stability or upto 125 if you like your graphics as fast as possible
Voltage Control
Set the VCore voltage to 1.4
Set the VCore Offset Voltage to +100mV
Set the Memory Voltage to [2.259]
Set the NB Core Voltage to [1.563]
Reboot and re-enter the BIOS
Then go to the CPU and RAM FSB
Select unlinked
Adjust only the CPU at the moment
Start at 1200, then work upwards to 1500 in jumps of 48 FSB Reboot at each stage.
When you reach 1500 do a system stability test with Orthos. At this point you will want to overclock the RAM - come back when you have the CPU stable at 1500 and we can discuss options