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Ok... its all coming back to me now... He is at 343 FSB and its failing. He could do:
1. Lower the memory multiplier to take ram out of the equation (what I would do).
2. Add .05v of voltage to the ram.
3. Loosen the timings.
...like ShrimpB said.
If that doesnt work, you can try lowering temps, but, what I would try next is drop the CPU multiplier to 6x with the ram multiplier lowered and push the FSB up so you are underclocked on the CPU and ram to see if that is just the FSB wall for the board, which is quite possible.
Your goal here at this point in my opinion, is to isolate whatever your issue is holding you back.
My bad shrimp, had my head wrapped around something else...
It happens! I make mistakes all the time, view above!
Could be lots of things, Ram and Cpu temps being the most that stands out.
I'd say Core 2 runs best under 60c for high clocks IMO
