digimon said:
memory timming was 2.5 / 3 / 3 / 6 whith 2.85 volt
multiplyer was 16 x 225 = 3600 and then the voltage was
1.475 so the fact was when i whant to go further then 225 fsb do i need to increase the voltage to the cpu ... i read about i need to increase the voltage to the agp slot to ...
Since your ram is rated at 2.5-4-4-7 @ ddr 500, consider this:
-Set your ram to 2.5-4-4-7 1t
-Set your multiplier to 14 x
-Set fsb to 250 (slow increments, not all in one shot)
-250 x14= 3500 mhz (this is a nice starting point)
-If you achieve this, you may feel the urge to try 250x15 for 3750 mhz
The only time you need to increase your voltage is when you are attempting to stabilize your overclock. As your cpu frequency increases, more voltage may be required to achieve the frequency you have in mind. I stronly suggest reading the overclocking stickies and doing some research before you increase you voltage or overclock any more.
Here is a bench to see if your OC is stable.
Here is a bench to see if your memory is stable.
As for your AGP slot, you may consider a small voltage increase but it is not directly related to your GPU's clock speeds. To increase the GPU's voltage, a GPU bios flash would be nessecary.
