Can't break 365FSB on P45 (P5Q-E)

[obeseotron]

I'm having a bit of trouble getting a good overclock out of my new Asus p5q-e motherboard and q6600. Even if I drop the multiplier, I can't get past 365fsb, give or take. I've been overclocking for a long time, but I don't really know what I'm doing with some of the more advanced settings you find on Intel chipsets and was hoping I could get some help. Here's what I've tried:

Two different CPU Q6600s, a B3 and a G0
6-9x multiplier
1:1 memory
333fsb strap (400 won't post no matter what)
CPU vcore 1.45
NB up to 1.34 or auto
CPU PLL 1.5 or auto
FSB termination up to 1.34
Mem up to 2.1
Removed 2 of my 4 2GB DIMMs
upgrading to 1003 bios

Nothing seems to help, the rest of my settings are on auto (which I understand overvolts automatically). Any ideas?

 

[BTRY B 529th FA BN]

Pull out the bios battery let it sit for a min, then put it back in, and reset all your bios settings. My DDR3 mobo is finicky like that some times.

 

[imported_SLIM]

I don't have any personal experience with that board, but you might look into discussions of FSB "holes" that some boards/chipsets have. Have you tried simply jumping beyond that area to like 400 fsb with a 6 or 7 multiplier? There seem to be fsb ranges where some boards just can't function well. I would think the worst thing that would happen should you try to jump to those settings is that it will work and get you to a new range of usable FSBs or you will have to reset your CMOS like BTRY said.

 

[aigomorla]

or you have a bad Q6600. Gillbot had the simular issue and we tested it with mine.

turns out the new Q6600 arent so great in overclocking.