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MSI P35 Platinum increase vCore, vDimm?

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vaanish

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Hi. Ive currently got my e6300 @ 3.255 GHz on stock volts abt I want to push much further. Also I cant push my XMS2 very far as its rated to run on 2.1v but its currently on 1.8v.

I cant for the life in me work out how to raise the voltage to the cpu, ram or even the chipset.

If anyone has had experience with this board and knows how to do so, can you please give me some pionters?

Thanks.
 
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check out it might be called something else or hidden like Gigabyte boards. Try CTRL+F1.
 
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It's definitely there. Press Del during post and then select Cell Menu in BIOS. The voltage settings are down at the bottom.

 
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Well this was very weird: it was Page Down to increase voltage and Page up to decrease. Strange huh?
 
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That is strange. I have the MSI P35 Neo2-FR which is basically the same board and it uses +/- to increase and decrease voltage.
 
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