problem overclocking, new phenom 8750 stuck @ 2.8GHz?

[Hello Miss799]

I got my 8750 to 2.8ghz using a multiplier of 14 and the fsb at 200mhz with the core voltage at 1.3v

I tried to set the multiplier at 15 but I cant seem to find a voltage that will support it...either it wont boot, or once it does boot I get BSOD and then if it doesnt do that then during benchmarking it will just restart on me. I tried a voltage of 1.35v but I am not sure just how high I should go with that.

My limitation is my motherboard I believe...(asus m2n-e) it isnt that great of an overclocker, plus its not a true am2+ board - I had to flash the bios for it to support my cpu.

Any ideas? opinions?

 

[teh 1337 pwner]

well first off, you shouldn't be pushing the multiplier that high, try to focus on the fsb more.
my e8400 has a 9x multiplier, and i have my fsb at 333. also make sure you take baby steps when increasing your fsb. go from 200 to 210, than to 215, so on. run a stress test in orthos for 12-24 hours if you can and check temps regularly. i suggest core temp for your cpu. try to keep your voltage as low as possible too. i got 3.5ghz 24 hours stable on stock voltage with my e8400, so it can't be hard for your phenom.

 

[The True Gears]

Look on your motherboard for a clear CMOS button. hit it = fixed.