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ps2cho

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Oct 13, 2004
Ok im overclocking my 2000+
i have PC2700 Value RAM as in my sig.
Im currently at 170FSB.

should i run memtest86 to check for errors at every 5fsb increase until it fails?
 
Thats exactly what I do. Then when I fail a test I back down by two mhz untill I find the stable fsb. Then I see if I can increase timings at that speed.
 
i go up until i crash and cant go any higher, then i go down some and start testing for stability.
 
Not always, if its just 2-5mhz higher it wont kill it. But if you run a 400mhz module at 533 (like someone I know) you have dead ram
 
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