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Nope. Thats what's throwing me off when NB is mentioned. All I have is the Multi and FSB to mess with. I do have my V at 1.4 to make sure it stays stable since auto is 1.35 so not much of a jump.
try looking for HT ( Hyper Transport clock) instead my NB and HT are connected so use the same setting for clock seems it's a common thing with AM2+ mobo's
go into your bios and then into the Cell menu
under Hyper transport configuration set
SB to AM2 FreqAuto : Disable
SB to AM2 Freq : 2400Mhz
SB to AM2 Link : (16/16)
you may also need to increase the HT voltage from 1.2V to 1.4V so its stable
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