[Kal-EL]

When it starts to stutter like that, try upping the pcie mhz a couple notches till it stops. I think you should be safe up to 108, 110 pciemhz. Tell me if it helps at all.

[rickss69]

Maybe run RealTemp in the background to rule temp problems out?

[Chicken Patty]

Originally Posted by rickss69

MCH strap to 1600 for sure.

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

When it starts to stutter like that, try upping the pcie mhz a couple notches till it stops. I think you should be safe up to 108, 110 pciemhz. Tell me if it helps at all.

Done for tonight guys, but i'll give this a go tomorrow for sure and post back, thanks.

@kal
I did try up to 104 MHz, that didn't seem to help the problem. What seemed like it helped was raising my ICH voltage up another notch, but still had slow runs and some stuttering.

Originally Posted by rickss69

Maybe run RealTemp in the background to rule temp problems out?

I have, temps are in the 40's (celsius), plus the lcd display on the board says ambient temps. The hottest core is always about 15ºc above what the display says. I.E. Display says 50ºc, core is at max 65ºc. That's how I keep an eye on my temps when a temp. monitoring program is closed.