E6600 FP-IN9 OC help

[pHrEaKwEnCi]

Hello everyone

Ive been reading this thread for a while now trying to figure how to get my system to OC without giving me stability issues.

My new rig:

e6600 @ 2.4ghz (I had it at 3.0ghz for a while but then after a while the system became so unstable that I had to go back to stock)

Zalman 9700 CPU fan

Fatality FP-IN9 SLI

4 x 1gig sticks of Gskill DDR2 800 5-5-5-15

Antec TruePower Trio 650watt PSU

2 x Geforce 7800GTs SLI

Sound Blaster X-Fi

Antec 900 Case

Like I said earlier, I had the e6600 running at 3.0ghz for a while at CPU volt 1.375, DDR volt 1.95, VTT 1.20, and NB volt at 1.35. I had the SLI at 101. I also OC'd the ram at the time to 800mhz 4-4-4-12. After a few days of running the machine at this with no problems, I started having major problems and it had trouble even booting to Windows. Right now Im back at stock settings and can run Orthos forever. I think my problem is with the voltages somehow.

Thanks in advance for all your help

[Lord Midas]

Hey, you also posted in my other thread. Take a look there of my full answer, but I think you should leave your mem alone for now and just concentrate on the FSB O/C. Maybe relax the mem to 5-5-5-15 2T and up the voltage to 2.10.

[danroyle]

also on this board to get a decent overclock a lot of people have needed to up the nb voltage a bit

[DusanTisma]

also on this board to get a decent overclock a lot of people have needed to up the nb voltage a bit

680i boards are sopse 2 rock

[danroyle]

680i boards are sopse 2 rock

680 boards are ok but not that great unless you buy a striker extreme but they stupid money