Try upping the voltage to 2.1 volts. Also, Your hard drive may not overclock well since the speed of the IDE channels goes faster then it was meant to. This might be your problem if your hard drive is a Maxtor.
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In my humble oppinion, there is no use in disabling the level2 cache. Except for testing-purposes, then.
What motherboard do you have?? It could be your harddrives that don't handle the increase of your PCI-bus. If you can turn the FSB/PCI divider down to 1/3, it will help a lot on your PCI-speed.
Anyhow, do as SSP said, get yourself a better fan, and test it. If it still doesn't work stable, try upping the voltage a notch.
Duckman
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yeah, I agree with you duckman, I had to disable the L2 cache to get my celly to 582 but I did notice a decrease in performance so I went back to the bios, re-enabled it and for some reason has ran ever since at 582 without any problems. Any ideas how that happened? i mean, it wouldn't even boot into windows, it would post but not boot. so how could just disabling the cache and then re-enabling it, cause it suddenly to work without problems?
mobo is DFI P2XBL rev.DE+.. HDD is Maxtor model 91360U4..
HDD is hooked up on same cable as CDROM as 'primary master'.. wonder if it would help to use separate cable for each.
Originally posted by sweet swing: when I up FSB in BIOS to 75mhz, runs fine, get 563cpu. when I up to 83, shows as 624cpu, but it hangs after BIOS boot, b4 getting to desktop.
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