Problems with overclocking!

[runark]

This is most certain a very stupid question, but here goes:

I have a Intel E6850 CPU, Asus P5K MB, Geforce 8800 GTS and some Crucial 6400 DDR2 800hmz ram ( 5-5-5-12 )

I've been reading the newbie guides for overclocking but I just can't seem to get this FSB : DRAM thing at 1:1. According to my CPU-Z it is always at 5:6.

Here are some CPU-Z screens ;



At the moment the FSB is at 333 in the bios. I just tryed to follow the guide point by point but no luck :/
My ram is supposed to run 800hmz 5-5-5-12 1.9v standard, so what should I set FSB to in the bios to make this 1:1 thing ?



EDIT;
I just got my 1:1 thing to work I set my FSB to 400 and changed the RAM mhz back to 800, CPU is clocked up to 3.6ghz and as unstable as you can get it..

Thanks in advance.

[EarlGrey]

That CPU should be ok at 3.6GHz, try giving it a little more juice, change the voltage to the CPU cores one notch at a time to see if it improves your stability. Up to 1.4V should be fine, but keep an eye on temps at the same time.

[runark]

Ok, my cpu is now at 3.6ghz, 35-40 degrees idle and the cpu voltage is at 1.4 but whenever I use TAT and press the workload level button it crashes and restarts.. Should I increase the voltage or would that damage the cpu ?


EDIT; I upped the voltage one notch, but I get an error after 3 seconds in Orthos.. Should I keep upping the voltage, or ?