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leejsmith · 11-27-2004, 08:23 AM

well you can stay at 240fsb and lower the vcore running the cpustab test each time for a couple of hours until it fails then raise it up to the last setting.

If you test the vcore settings first you will see how good the cpu is by how low the vcore can go. This should lower your temps a bit too.

you can try upping the vcore and see if you can get it to post at a higher fsb. but the mobo could be the resons it wont post any higher not the cpu vcore.

are you still looking at the swifty pelt cooler ?

11-27-2004, 08:23 AM	#35
leejsmith Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: notts uk Posts: 408	well you can stay at 240fsb and lower the vcore running the cpustab test each time for a couple of hours until it fails then raise it up to the last setting. If you test the vcore settings first you will see how good the cpu is by how low the vcore can go. This should lower your temps a bit too. you can try upping the vcore and see if you can get it to post at a higher fsb. but the mobo could be the resons it wont post any higher not the cpu vcore. are you still looking at the swifty pelt cooler ? __________________ Folding , Folding , Folding !