Can't do 1.80/1.85 on the vcore???

[The Coolest]

I just can't get my Duron to post at 1.8 or 1.85 Vcore even when it posts and works stable at 1.75! what up w/ that? I think it could do better than 1020 if only I could manage a higher Vcore... The 5V rail @ 1.79Vcore is 4.97V so its OK.... I think that its the only reason I can't get it to 1035> cause it doesn't post w/ 1.8/1.85 Vcore. Its a ASUS A7V-133C (no RAID) mobo... I sometimes have the same problem w/ my Athlon system (same mobo) but I think its due to low 5V rail (it hovers at about 4.84 & down)?
Any idias? I really think I could get it to at least 1035 or more...

PLZ HELP

[bobt17]

well u could try connecting all your L7's with a pencil... that would give u a default 1.85 vcore

[The Coolest]

I guess its an option... but I really prefer not to remove the cooler and all this hassle...
Any other idias what could be the problem?

[The Coolest]

B U M P...

Any one please??

[dr0p0ut]

my duron 750 at 1000 will hang when running 3d game when
using 24 cfm fan. once i change that fan with 40 cfm (48dbs) ys-tech fan, the problem went away.

in my case, i am using a 14.00 svcgolden gate, so the strong fan does help out.

dr0p0ut

[jbslow]

I too connected the L1 and L7 bridged on my duron this was when I thought I would be using a ECS k7s5a mobo but I'm not sure this will help you yet the system might just "play dead" and this time you would be stuck.

Have yo tried the 1.8-1.85 voltage setting with the chip @ default? After that I would try swapping psu and see if the main rigs power supply lets you run @ that voltage. Then if that doesnt help I would put the chip in you main rigs setup cause it could be tha mobo somehow. Its hard for me to believe that to much voltage will keep you chip from working with the exception of frying the chip from excessive voltage.