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Well it's all been shoe horned into a tiny mATX case! 
Not being shy I have racked the fsb straight to 400MHz. This gave me 3.8GHz and a very respectable 13.625s 1m Super Pi(e) score! (It was sub 20 secs at stock!) It is now running Orthos and after a few issues namely vdroop seems stable.
I have read that they can get to 4.2GHz on air and if possible I will try for a suicide shot for a good Pi(e) score. 4GHz was attained as a stable system in the article I read but I have to bare in mind this is one small box.
Also I read that anything above 3.6GHz showed little performance increase in gaming so I may leave it lower for 24/7 use.  (Who am I kidding!) 
To be continued...
Intel e7200 @ 4.0GHz (4.16GHz SP) Lapped Asus P5E-VM 4Gb Patriot Pc6400 4-4-4-12 250Gb Samsung Spinpoint Sapphire ATI 3870/Akasa Vortexx Neo Enermax 600 Watt PSU Ubuntu/Win XP All in a Thermaltake Handbag... Try some MM Super Pi(e) here!
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As already posted elsewhere it's at 4GHz now. The ram is now slightly over clocked so a divider may be needed. Sub 13 sec Super Pi(e) achieved. 
Intel e7200 @ 4.0GHz (4.16GHz SP) Lapped Asus P5E-VM 4Gb Patriot Pc6400 4-4-4-12 250Gb Samsung Spinpoint Sapphire ATI 3870/Akasa Vortexx Neo Enermax 600 Watt PSU Ubuntu/Win XP All in a Thermaltake Handbag... Try some MM Super Pi(e) here!
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| Just taken the 7200 to 3.56 easy, What mobo are you using?
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Asus p5e-vm (mATX)
Intel e7200 @ 4.0GHz (4.16GHz SP) Lapped Asus P5E-VM 4Gb Patriot Pc6400 4-4-4-12 250Gb Samsung Spinpoint Sapphire ATI 3870/Akasa Vortexx Neo Enermax 600 Watt PSU Ubuntu/Win XP All in a Thermaltake Handbag... Try some MM Super Pi(e) here!
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| Anyone want to swap an E6750 for an E7200? thought not. Nice job on the OC wiz.
Asus P5Q pro-E8400(quality control failures are sold as E7200's) @ 3.6Ghz-2GB Crucial Ballistix 800Mhz @ 4 4 4 12-Gigabyte 4850-500w OCZ Stealthextreem.
Asus P5Q deluxe-Q9450-4GB OCZ reaper 800Mhz @ 4 4 4 15-Sapphire 4870-600w OCZ Stealthextreem.
[TBR] Mogwilson[GB] E8400 FTW
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I run my E7200 at 3.8ghz on a Gigabyte DS3R board and all on stock voltages.
Currently using Buffalo Fire Stik PC6400,which is suppose to over clock quite well, but I can't get the timings right, might need some more volts.
DS3R: E8200: 4gb Memory:8800GTS-640mb.
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