Quote:The fan is attached to the CPU with thermal grease.
NaturalViolence, for all the help you've given, you haven't found the issue. It is the memory multiplier - it is set too high to begin overclocking at.
First off I think you meant to say air cooler not fan once again. If you attached a fan to your cpu with thermal grease that would mean you have no heatsink. Second intel cpus don't have a memory multiplier, they have a memory clock. I am not completely sure if you are referring to the memory clock or the link ratio (which is a ratio between memory clock and fsb clock). Are you saying you've figured out that your NB can't handle the high frequency memory while overclocking?
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