- Location
- Moncton NB
Looks pretty sweet!!!! 
First hint is to ensure your memory is set to the proper voltage in bios.
Then grab yourself some overclocking tools.... http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...chmarking/12620-overclocking-tools-trade.html (cpu-z first so that you can see what your current settings are).
The basics are fairly simple.... you can raise the multiplier of your cpu without touching your bus speed to see what kind of speeds you can get out of it even before you start playing with extra vcore. After that it's a matter of playing with the bus speed and the various multipliers to find the best combination (as well as voltages).... best bet is to start with your cpu speed, while you're testing out the upper limits of that, keep an eye on your memory / northbridge / htt multipliers to keep them as close to stock as possible.
First hint is to ensure your memory is set to the proper voltage in bios.
Then grab yourself some overclocking tools.... http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/foru...chmarking/12620-overclocking-tools-trade.html (cpu-z first so that you can see what your current settings are).
The basics are fairly simple.... you can raise the multiplier of your cpu without touching your bus speed to see what kind of speeds you can get out of it even before you start playing with extra vcore. After that it's a matter of playing with the bus speed and the various multipliers to find the best combination (as well as voltages).... best bet is to start with your cpu speed, while you're testing out the upper limits of that, keep an eye on your memory / northbridge / htt multipliers to keep them as close to stock as possible.