You Are Going To Have To Manually Set The Memory Speeds, Timings And Voltage In Your Bios For Your Memory To Achieve Overclocks On The Memory Above Jedec 1066 Speeds.
If Your Board Does Not Have The Ability To Unlink The Memory From The FSB Or Change The Memory Divider, Then You May Have To Overclock The FSB And Processor To Get The Memory To 1600mhz.
If You Can Unlink The Memory Or Change The Memory Divider, You Will Want To Set It So That The Memory Is running The Proper Speed.
Don't Leave Anything To Chance, Don't Trust Auto Voltages Or Settings, Set Everything Manually.
Your Corsair Memory Will Have The Timings, Votage And Speeds Printed On The Side Of Each Stick. Set Everything As Close To That As Possible.
Before You Do Any Windows Work Or Use Your Pc You Really Need To Do Some Stability Tests Having No Errors.
Use Memtest 2.11 Or Higher For At Least One Pass And Then Prime95 25.8 (blend test) Or OCCT For At Least On Hour In Windows To Look For Total System Stability.
If You Get Any Errors, You Will Have To Make More Adjustements.
Here Is Another Thread On This Forum With The Same Processor And Mainboard. Perhaps You Could Use It As A Guide.
http://www.patriotmem.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1412
Last edited by Lord_Hades; 05-13-2009 at 01:35 PM.
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