P5E bios settings for overclocking E8400

[Woodrow]

I setup my new pc as follows:
E8400
P5E x38
ZEROtherm ZEN FZ 120 CPU Cooler
I installed it and everything works very well now.However, I have some doubts about the bios config.the Q-fan control I have to activate it?for the moment when I have done installing the mobo drivers I have installed the drivers EPU-GEAR IA present in the menu for installing drivers and from what I understand these are drivers that allow the management of the Q-fan through software ..
Then we go have to install them or are the same heatsink that maintains the rotation of the fan base in wing temperature and let him do? or should I install it and then set q.-fan through the fan rotation of said always to the maximum?

[Viceman]

After finished the pc config and I have noticed 3 things:

Test 1
core 0 2
core 1 4

Test 2
Core 0 3
core1 5

test 3
core0 3
core1 3
There is some problem with the sensors?

[JAMES_911]

I arrived at default 3.6 ghz,practically without touching anything.
I just put the vCore to 1,250 words as I was given the vid core temp.

Advancced CPU Configuration:

CPU RATIO Control CAR (not me, the changes)
Disable C1E Support
MAX CPU Value Limit Disable
Disable Vasndepool Technology
Enable CPU TM funtion
Intel Speedstep Tech Disable

Tweaker

Cpu Ratio control manual
Ratio CMOS Settings 9
AUTO FSB Strap to
FSB Frequency 450
PCI-E Frequncy 101
Dram Frequency 450 (1:1 with the fsb)
Dram Command Rate 2t
Dram Timing Control CAR


Cpu Voltage 1.350
Auto Cpu Voltage reference
Cpu voltage Enable Damper
CPU PLL VVoltage car
Dram Voltage drive
Auto FSB Termination Voltage
Nothbridge voltage drive
northbridge voltage car ref
Southbridge Voltage drive

Cpu Spread Spectrum Disable
PCI-E Spread Spectrum Disable

I disabled only what I wanted to disable and raised the vCore to 1.35 (tested with 1.30 to 4GHz but orthos error after a few second.

[.:MUNDITO:.]

Listen, do not make too many mental blowjobs for vCore for two reasons:
1) The REAL vCore is quite lower than that set by the bios (on the contrary, the Board will also make the vdrop mod, since you are overclocking is at levels not just gone, that stability is crucial);
2) I think, in a daily REALI 1.36V (which then would be at least 1.38V from bios) are really good, especially for that config 500x8
3) if the ram is equipped with a heatsink or already certified factory to 2.1V, I go up to 2.2V trying to relax a little 'the timing.
That said ... good overclock