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For more information or to gain access, visit thread. (100 quality posts and 30-day minimum membership are still required). Im currenty at 3.11ghz, 222 htt 14x multi stock voltage, my problem is if i up the multi it doesnt change in cpuz/amd overdrive stays at 14x in both if i take my htt above 223 the system wont boot, ive upped the voltage to 1.4v and its still the same, could my ram be causing it?

I tried upping the ram voltage to 2v from 1.9v but that wouldnt even get to the windows load screen, got a message saying image corrupt. Would slacker timmings help? Im watercooled and temps are not a problem system specs are in sig. Your BE proccesor has an unlocked multiplier, which means u dont need to raise the bus to OC, just up the multiplier and voltage accordingly. If you do go with bus overclocking set your ram back in the bios, you have 800 mhz ddr2, in bios your option should be 400,333,266. Set it to 333 and start to OC the bus, check cpuz reading of your ram frequency, when it reaches 400 mhz and only if set it at 266 mhz in bios, do supply proper voltage and timings specified on package to the ram.But in all reality multiplier overclocking should be alot easier, and will yield almost same results afterward you can fine tune your OC. Windows Ce 6 0 Wm8650 Reset. Im currenty at 3.11ghz, 222 htt 14x multi stock voltage, my problem is if i up the multi it doesnt change in cpuz/amd overdrive stays at 14x in both if i take my htt above 223 the system wont boot, ive upped the voltage to 1.4v and its still the same, could my ram be causing it?

I tried upping the ram voltage to 2v from 1.9v but that wouldnt even get to the windows load screen, got a message saying image corrupt. Would slacker timmings help? Im watercooled and temps are not a problem system specs are in sig. Your BE proccesor has an unlocked multiplier, which means u dont need to raise the bus to OC, just up the multiplier and voltage accordingly. If you do go with bus overclocking set your ram back in the bios, you have 800 mhz ddr2, in bios your option should be 400,333,266. Set it to 333 and start to OC the bus, check cpuz reading of your ram frequency, when it reaches 400 mhz and only if set it at 266 mhz in bios, do supply proper voltage and timings specified on package to the ram.But in all reality multiplier overclocking should be alot easier, and will yield almost same results afterward you can fine tune your OC. Charlie you missed the point of this thread the OP cant raise the multi read the first quotes in this post.

@OP I think that your CPU is not being recognized as an unlocked multi version, or there may be a setting in BIOS that needs to be changed to allow changes to the multi. To take effect. Are you having a slow boot after the changes? If so the bios may be resetting.