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Would be nice to set your ram from bios settings to something lower than 1:1 ratio. Maybe they cant take the 375 bus speed. For start try to go 6-6-6-16 on the timmings and try 1:1 . If that works try to lower the timmings a bit. If that doest work try to underclock your ram speed at 5:4 ratio and keep timings at 5-5-5-15.

Good luck
 
I have almost the exact same setup as you. I got the P6N cuz it was cheap, and I got the E2180 to hold me over till the E8400. The max I've booted into is 2.85ghz...for some reason when I start up running 2.9ghz or above, it keeps rebooting before loading windows.
 
Would be nice to set your ram from bios settings to something lower than 1:1 ratio. Maybe they cant take the 375 bus speed. For start try to go 6-6-6-16 on the timmings and try 1:1 . If that works try to lower the timmings a bit. If that doest work try to underclock your ram speed at 5:4 ratio and keep timings at 5-5-5-15.

Good luck

So I now have the the timings at 5-5-5-15. At first I had the clock at 3.0ghz, but around 25 minutes through Orthos, the system crashed and went into a BSOD.

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_EQUAL_OR_LESS

STOP: 0X000000D1

and so I reduced the OC to 2.85ghz everything else stayed the same. The system ran stable on Orthos for 4 hours and 30 minutes. However, When I was about to open mozilla firefox the system gave the same BSOD.

I restarted the computer and now the computer will not boot. It finishes POST but no BOOT. I went into BIOS and I noticed that the system is having a hard time detecting my 40GB Maxtor HDD during POST. When I finally got into BIOS i found that my Maxtor HDD was not detected in BIOS. Reseated, the SATA connection and it was detected, but still the system will not boot. So, I figured and removed the HDD, then the system booted.

Now the question is, why would this happen??? At stock speed this does not happen, but when i am over 2.7ghz the issue with the maxtor hdd happens.

Any suggestions guys aside from taking out the HDD???


OC285GhzOrthos4hrs30mins002.jpg
 
So I now have the the timings at 5-5-5-15. At first I had the clock at 3.0ghz, but around 25 minutes through Orthos, the system crashed and went into a BSOD.

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_EQUAL_OR_LESS

STOP: 0X000000D1

and so I reduced the OC to 2.85ghz everything else stayed the same. The system ran stable on Orthos for 4 hours and 30 minutes. However, When I was about to open mozilla firefox the system gave the same BSOD.

This sounds like too high of multi, not enough Vcore or processor overheating.
 
Well, I found that its my Maxtor HDD that was causing it. Seems that it can't take the stress when running Orthos. So, before I run Orthos I remove my Maxtor HDD. Everything is stable now. I've been running orthos for 4 hours everday with no complications for the past few day. Now, i'm just giving a rest since its stable at 3.0ghz.

However, my inno3d 8500gt brokedown and gave me distorted video beginning at POST. This was after installed a Zalman multi-fan controller and stuck one of the heat sensors between the GPU and its heat sink. Totally unrelated, I know. Anyway, I got it replaced from the store.
 
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