I remember some boards requiring the PCI-E to be overclocked in order to keep up with the overclock. I am pretty sure it's safe if it's around the 110 range and anything higher isn't.

zaku101

somebody reply plz...

yes, keeping the pcie frequency at 100 i can raise the fsb by only 20MHz from stock(200*10), to go any higher, a higher pcie freq is a must...i've tried keeping the pcie frequency to auto, in that case i can go upto 2.6 GHz from the stock 2GHz, but as per clockgen my pcie frequency becomes 112 n pci about 37, pc doesnt post above 2.6GHz...

I've set the pcie n pci frequency to 108/32 to oc my cpu frm 2 -2.4GHz, the pcie frequency n fsb cant be async'd on my motherboard will it be safe?

specs:

Dual Core e2180 2GHz

Asus P5GC-MX/1333

2GB ram 667MHz

Radeon 4770

160GB HDD

FSP saga II 400 PSU

it made things too saturated on my 18.5" samsung... i had read somewhere it was best suited for CRTs.. then again different ppl, different 'views'

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