Overclocking E6850 on P5E

Hello to you,
I have a lot of difficulties in correctly Overclocking my E6850 on my P5E. I find it hard to apply different tricks to me. Indeed I managed to climb to 3.75 Ghz quite easily however OCCT detects an unstable after a few minutes.

I would like to know if you could help me configure my Bios properly in order to have a stable OC with a frequency> 3.6GHz. Basically, what value in the FSB? What coefficient value of the train? Timing? voltage .

My configuration:
C2Duo E6850
Asus P5E
2*1 gb PC6400 PK ( 800MhZ) 2 512 mb PC6400 PK ( 800MhZ) (all in Dual Channel) GSkill
BIOS 0702 (last update I think for the card)

Thank you to you :biggrin:

Give your settings to 3.75 GHz (values of tension in the bios screens + CPU-Z for CPU and memory) to see where you're practically;) And also to say what time are the cores in full charge. Pretends the values given by Core Temp.

Well I managed to have an OC stable at 3.6 Ghz on my E6850, which is 20% more.To achieve this here are my BIOS settings:

CPU Ratio Setting: 9
Frequency FSB: 400
FSB strap: 333 MHz
PCEI Frequency: 101
DRAM Frequency: DDR2 801 MhZ
Timing: 5 / 5 / 5 / 15

VCore: 1.42500
CPU PLL: 1.50
FSB term Voltage: 1.40
DRAM Voltage: 1.96

I do not know if my settings are wrong but it works :biggrin:

I also wanted to know if with a Timing of 4/4/4/12 and DRAM voltage 1.98 knowing that the P5E Adds +0.25 v . There would no problem for my Ram

It lacks the tension of at least Northbridge ...
A 1425V, you do not get over 400 FSB ? What happens in CPU SMT? And for the time, No worries for the RAM, but both look to the max FSB sync, leaves 5-5-5-15.