I have three, one 30" Dell and two 20" Samsungs up and running as one.
Yeah, just rub it in. :lol:
Ok, if you haven't already,
READ THIS.
When the guide mentions a X6800, that also applies to you.
And because of your higher than normal memory speeds, disreguard this:
Gigabyte: Set ‘Memory Multiplier’ to 2 (1FSB:1RAM operation)
Instead you want to use a memory multiplier of
4. If you use the standard 2, you will have to set your FSB over 533MHz in order to run DDR2-1066. Becaue this is such a hard thing to do, use a 4 multiplier.
BE WARNED!! If you adjust the FSB with a memory multiplier of 4,
You will be overclocking your RAM also!! This isn't bad, I just wanted to point that out.
For you I'd stay away from using the FSB to OC. Since your multiplier is unlocked, I'd just up the multiplier a bit. With stock FSB, a memory multiplier of 4 and a CPU multiplier or 11 or 12, you will have a 2.93 or 3.19GHz CPU and your RAM will be running in spec at DDR2-1066.
And since I just realized you have watercooling, you might even be able to use a 13 multiplier to hit 3.46GHz!! :shock: And that'll be somethin' to brag about!!
So
READ THE C2D OC'ing GUIDE and then re-read my post. And if you have any more questions, don't hesitate to ask! I enjoy doing this.