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Prime was running for about 20Mins. My mobo is a Gigabyte DS3L. My CPU voltage is set at 1.32500V. This is what I set it at to start with and didn't have to raise it. So maybe I can lower it?

Here are a few other settings in the bios

System Memory Multiplier (SPD) [2.00]
Memory Frequency 800 890
DDR2 OverVoltage Control [+0.2V]
FSB OverVoltage Control [Nromal]
MCH OverVoltage Control [1V]
 
It all seems right, as long as CE1 and EIST is disabled.

I'm running mine at 1.28v (in bios) and ran orthos for 2 hours.

You may be able to lower it, some people need 1.25-1.36v to get 4.0ghz stable. Got to play with it a little. I havn't even tried seeing if mine is stable at lower voltage, i doubt it though :P
 
Well I decided to try and lower the Vcore. This resulted in prime & orthos crashing. So I put it back up to 1.325. Prime will crash on me after about 30 to 40 mins. Does this mean I need to bump my vcore up some more? How long should prime run without crashing for me to say its stable?
 
jmoak said:
Well I decided to try and lower the Vcore. This resulted in prime & orthos crashing. So I put it back up to 1.325. Prime will crash on me after about 30 to 40 mins. Does this mean I need to bump my vcore up some more? How long should prime run without crashing for me to say its stable?
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Bump up the VCore and allow Prime95 to run for, at least, 2 hours.
 
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