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Your vcore is still too low try 1.4v then if it passes hopefully, grab yourself CPUID CPU-Z and see how much voltage it uses on both blend and the small fft's tests on prime then adjust the vcore accordingly also just leave the dram timings don't set them manually just set it as 1:1.
Like this example here.
By vcore you mean the CPU voltage ?
the max recommended is 1.3625 i dont think ill feel comfortable increasing more than that really
also i dont think 1.3625 is too little for ONLY a 3.4 GHz OC !
i do not have that option of the ratio you are showing am almost 100% sure coz i have gone a countless number of times to BIOS and explored most of if not ALL the options !
now am running the test with a only 2 GB stick, which SUCKS but i just want to see if the test will pass this time or not
am really frustrated and feeling like **** (excuse me) i got the potential to OC this machine, but I just cant ! i never even thought of getting an i7, coz this machine can handle absolutley everything, with 10K RPM RAID 0 and a SSD and a GTX 260 am more than happy with it, i just cant OC it coz ive always wanted to do that especially that i got a decent water cooling system installed just in place !
ill let you know after the current test is complete..
thanks again..