Just realized it threw me waaaay back to 12/7/2007 at 11:00pm!

hahaha

Gettin to 221 bclk is a breeze and that is where I am now. I can get there at really low volts too. Gettin past it is a different story. I am goin to have to buckle down and do a lil research as well trial and error to get past it. I read some where that when you start to get in excess of 221 bclk the pcie clock comes into play. I might need to wait until my pot mount comes in too as I read some cpus just can't hit that high of bclk without cooler temps as I am floating in the upper 40's to lower 90's at these speeds.

Its gonna be fun once I eventually get into the i7 action. I wonder if the bios revisions are gonna have any play in increased clock performance.

Look at this.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...ll/920_1-2.jpg

I see it, its getting hot in here. :cool:

It'll handle more!!!!! :D

Here is the highest I have been able to boot. I know the vcore can come down some but I just can't figure it out. I need more practice as I know I am pushin it thru the boot with unnecessary vcore.

http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...ll/920_7-1.jpg

Thats pretty damn good on air! I can't wait to see it on dice.

Yeah I kinda think I might need to put the pot on her to get her higher as heat is playing a major role on it. Scales better when cooler. Way better.