Bsod at 3.3 G

[ibreakstuff]

I'm running a phenom II 720 on an ASUS m4a7t-e with patriot 4G ddr3 on Windows7. I bumped up the multiplier in AMD overdrive to x16 and everything seemed to run fine. When I tried to run it at x16.5 I got a BSOD within a minute. These processors are supposed to be able to overclock a little higher than this, so I'm wondering if I should try the multipler in the bios or if there would be anything else that would cause it to crash.

 

[ubernoobie]

did you change your voltage? did you suffcient cooling?

 

[mindless728]

how about put the CPU back to stock and do some research before you OC

 

[ibreakstuff]

I didn't touch the voltage (1.32 cool n quiet off) and I'm running a thermaltake blue orb for a cooler. I know it's not the best but the temps stay pretty low.

 

[eagles453809]

you can only increase cpu clock to a point then you need to add voltage. jesus dude its called google.