Hey Tucker147

So I tried Prime 95 and I got BSOD in about 1/2 hour!

The error was :

THE SYSTEM ENCOUNTRED AND UCORRECTABLE HARDWARE ERROR

What do you suggest I try now?

Hi,
 
Okay, so i Chanfged the VTT voltage to +125mV, but did not try Prime 95.  I started to play a RTS game and I another BSOD.  The error this time was:
Clock interrupt was not recieved on secondary processor 
 
Does it have to do something with my Vcore Voltage? When you have please let me know what i Should now tweak?
 
THANKS A MILLION!!! 

Hey tucker147
 
Thanks again for getting back to me and not giving up! 
 
So I went to change the voltage in BIOS for the CPU Vcore but I did not see the 1.265v you suggested.  These are the voltages that I see under CPU Vcore:
1.25000V (currently set)
1.25625V
1.26250V
1.26875V
1.27500V
1.28125V
 
Which should I try? Is it just the next after the 1.2500V, the 1.25625V or the following one, 1.26250V?

Hello Tucker147
 
I wanted to THANK YOU once again for all of your help that you've gave me throughout the whole process!!!
 
There's NO WAY I would of done it without your help!!!  I can't thank you enough!!! 
 
So far I've played a couple of games and so far so good as well ran Prime for about 2 hours and still good; so I think my system is stable.
 
A MILLION THANKS!

 
Dual Channel VS Triple Channel performance in Gaming
 
Hi tucker147,
 
How’s it going buddy!?  I hope you’re doing great!
 
I value your insight and suggestion greatly, so that’s why I wanted to see what you think.  
 
So I just realized that I’ve only got installed on my EVGA X58 3X SLI Motherboard (Model: 132-BL-E758-TR) two sticks of ram, 4GB each.
 
I have the G. Skill RipJaws X Series, 8GB (2X4GB) Kit, PC3-10666 1333 Mhz.
 
Would you know whether if they will be any performance increase for gaming if I purchase another 4GB stick so the memory is running in Triple Channel instead of Double Channel?
 
What do you think, would there be a performance increase in gaming worth paying another $60.00?
 
Any recommendations or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
 
Thanks!
 
 
Computer Specifications:
 
BIOS Version: 83
Power Supply: Silencer 750 Watt made by PC Power & Cooling (SLI ready)
CPU: Intel i7 – 920
Air Cooling: Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus
Memory: G. Skill RipJaws X Series, 8GB (2X4GB) Kit, PC3-10666 1333 Mhz
Total Memory installed: 8 GB, (F3-1066CL9D-8GBXL).
Motherboard: EVGA X58 3X SLI (Model: 132-BL-E758-TR)
Video Card: EVGA Nvidia Geforce GTX 560 Ti in SLI
Sound Card: On board Sound
Hard Drives: Samsung 250 GB SSD 840 series & Segate 500GB SATA Drive
Optical Drives: Two DVD/RW Drive
OS: Windows 7 Home 64 Bit

Awesome, thanks again tucker147! You Rock!!!

Mozgus
Just want to say thanks. I seem to be running stable at 3.5ghz now. I was using the 3.2ghz dummy OC option for years. I do seem to get BSOD when I turn speedstep back on but I can live without it. I seem to idle around 44C and I use an old copper zalman heatsink and fan.

Glad it helped.   
Those idle temps are ok, my 920 @ stock idles around 38c with a Hyper 212+.

Mozgus
If I wanted to be stable at 3.8, how high would you suggest I bump the vcore? +150 or +200?

That depends on how good your chip is. Mine can do 3.8GHz with 1.25v. You'll just have to experiment with it to find out what works best.
 
Edit: Yeah, reading guides and experimenting with it is the best way to learn oc'ing these cpu's.