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Well done! Tightening the timings is the next tweak yes. 
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Your processor is dual(duel or jewel ) core so they can have different temps, It looks like you have cracked it so well done that man. I would now set the timings to 4 4 4 12 and leave the memory voltage on auto, you are still below the rams spec so this should be ok(at 800Mhz 4 4 4 12 your voltage will be 2.2v)
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Possibly not. Many boards under volt ram for safety reasons. Auto is more likely 1.8v so set it manually.
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I'll just let orthos run a bit longer at it's lower voltage first, I forgot to take note and can't remember the increments but I think it must be around 1.38250v from 1.38750 (0.005v seem like a common difference in voltage options?).
Will changing the memory timings/voltage make my computer crash or anything and also, should I run some kind of test afterwards?
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It will crash if your timings are wrong but will go faster if your timings are right, What is your FSB now?
@Wiz, Im sure he's nowhere near 800Mhz with his ram, so would he still have to put 2.2v manually even if the rams running at 600Mhz?
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@ mog
He is bang on 800Mhz. The 650i decouples ram speed and I had Daniel set it at 400 (ie 800DDR).
@Daniel
If you had had to overvolt the chipset (i.e. Northbridge) then I'd say put a fan on it. But as you are at stock voltage (i.e. under 1.4v) it will be fine without one.
Yep its time to tighten the timings as suggested earlier.
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vfm
***PS - I agree with wiz!. All to often recent mobo's undervolt ram. I'd say set it to 2.1v or 2.2v.
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Thanks for clearing that up VFM. Would you guys say that 8 hours is long enough for orthos to test the CPU? I ask because this lower voltage is still working (it'll 4 hours at 2200) and it's quite likely I'll be up till about 2am, making 8 hours total (maths pro  )
If it's ok then I'll take it down what'll probably be the final time and then obviously by the time I wake up that'll have been tested. Am I kinda lucky that my chip is stable on 1.38v @3Ghz when as herr mog said, it takes most E2180's 1.40-1.41V?
Sorry to keep dragging this thread on btw guys. Soon I'll be able to get to the memory timings I promise ha ha
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