I would also like to add that it seems my voltage raise in the bios doesnt work either. I have it set to 9.9 percent over or something like that, and that is supposed to give me around 1.53V and when i go into windows, core center makes the voltage what it has and that only goes up to 1.5V at the highest. So should i just disable core center on start up or what, i am completely lost right now, very angry, nothing is working right.

The memory can only be provided a maximum of 2.85V which is good when compared to other boards, but we would’ve liked upto 3.0V. Vcore and the nForce4 voltages can also be adjusted- VCore allows for a maximum of 5% while nForce chipset can be set upto 1.85V.

Maximum CPU voltage is 1.55V + 8.3%, memory voltage is 2.85V and chipset voltage can go as high as 1.85V.

This taken from one of the links I posted.
http://www.tbreak.com/reviews/articl...9&pagenumber=2

Also, try reading all of this:

http://forums.anandtech.com/messagev...VIEWTMP=Linear

It deals with your MoBo specifically. It's a lot of pages, but it's a lot of info.

Im confused, what do you mean by your post, it doesnt really answer why that when i set my bios voltage that it is different in windows, i believe it to be the corecenter doing this, it is the MSI product and it seems to be linked directly to the bios and screwing with the bios settings.

Regardless this is the lease of my problems, my problem is that my computer wont restart when i raise the HTT, even though i only raised it 3mhz.ANy answers?

When you get to that threshhold of instability you can raise the HTT just 1 MHz and it will crap out. So if you are atsay... 249 MHz and it is getting a bit odd and then you bump it up 1 or 2 MHz more it will crap out. When I was OCing my sytem I had to reset the CMOS about four (4) times. Once you hit that limit, it's like a brick wall. No matter what you do, you will not get past it. Plus remember you are cooling with air. To go any higher you need some good liquid cooling. But you have to start adjusting your Memory so it all works together. You could push the HTT as high as you want but it will not work if your Memory is not co-operating. And don't forget heat. Heat will do all it can to stop you. Get into the BIOS (not through the "Core Center" but when you boot) and check your temps. You can also download Motherboard Monitor 5 and install it, run it and get readings on all temps. CPU temp, Chipset/MoBo temp, etc... and all your voltages too.

Basically, write down all the settings you adjusted and their values. Then reset everything to "default" and start over. This is one of the pains of OCing. You have to reset everything often in order to get it right. Just make sure you are taking lots of notes on ALL settings.

I think the reason for your new problem is because you are lowering the multiplier. Sometimes lowering the CPU multi will have bad effects and not let the machine post. First, reset the CMOS and set all CPU settings to factory default. Not MoBo BIOS default but what AMD specifies for that CPU. Then reboot and make sure it will boot fully.

I think you misunderstood my post. I am saying that if i go into my bios, completely default settings, and lower my cpu multi, htt multi link and memory, and just raise my fsb from 200 to like 203 it wont reboot. Everytime i even touch my fsb in bios it wont restart. That is my prob, i know i have to get everything to work together, but it wont let me alter the fsb at all.

Well i suppose i could try, but i have had them at what amd specifies i believe, i had the cpu multi at 10 and htt link multi at 5 and everything works fine. As long as i dont mess with anything in the bios it works fine. I can even adjust everything, except the FSB, when i adjust the FSB it wont post.