Core Centre Question

I have just updated both of my PC's to the latest 3.9 BIOS and also the latest edition of core centre (2.0.1.2), now in the PC that my other half uses, which is the same spec as mine (only way to build mine without getting major grief ) except that she has Crucial XMS PC3200 memory, 2GB 4x512MB in matched pairs, I've now noticed that it runs at DDR400, as before I could only get it to run at DDR333. Thats running at stock settings in the BIOS, so a nice Improvment there.
On my own PC, I've noticed that I'm able to get my own memory to run higher than before, and also the CPU runs a lot higher, (changing FSB only) another nice improvment!
At the moment, mine is running at 2,53 GHz rock stable for the last few days 24/7 with the temp never exceeding 36c. The only thing that I've noticed is with core centre, which now says that it does not support my M/Board! (wind the CPU back down to say 222 Bus speed then it works fine, which is the 11% overclock in core centre - and no before you ask, my settings were done in BIOS, not via core centre utility)
I'm not really complaining, dont get me wrong I think the improvment to the BIOS is a positive move. I just wonder if anyone else has noticed the problem with Core Centre and CPU overclock speeds.

I agree, i've done mine the manual way also, I just used Core Centre as an easy way to monitor my temps and to adjust my cpu fan speed. my question was why overclocking the CPU caused Core Centre to report that it did not support my motherboard, and fail to load, but would load at moderate overclocks supported by Core Centre itself. Its not the end of the world type of thing, just me being curious thats all

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so with cool and quiet enabled my chip is running at half its rated spec 1000mhz instead of 2400mhz
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recently updated my bios with MSI live monitor and it updated the bios and everything is fine and works well except for core centre, evertime the computer starts it says core centre isn't compatible with your motherboard, have i done something wron and go back to previous bios version or is there a fix?? any help would be good.
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Quote from: sixth on 03-September-05, 08:26:28
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My spec is as follows
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The machine has been running absolutely fine for months until I foolishly decided to press the auto button in core centre for optimising clocks etc.
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You also said the mouse fails to operate.When I do a fresh install,I have to use the ps2 mouse adapter instead of the USB or the mouse will fail.
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If you don't want to use the bios get ClockGen. It will let you set both independently.

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Quote from: NovJoe on 31-March-10, 22:24:41
Corecenter does runs on XP but not needed once again.
Well I need it, or something similar - and if there's something designed for the board it seems daft not to use it.
Quote from: NovJoe on 31-March-10, 22:24:41
Prescott are also being nicknamed as Pres"hot" for those who have used before. It is generally a very hot processor to being with so if you really need something to help with monitoring temps, try Core Temp and see if it works with older versions of the processor and board.
It's because I've read that it runs hot that I want to monitor the temp. Unfortunately I don't have older versions of processor or board.
Quote from: rprough on 30-March-10, 16:45:18
What kind of cpu heatsink are you using.
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Quote from: DryHeat on 08-February-07, 04:45:21
Support OS: Windows XP/2000/Vista
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I have the same problem with this following error trying to install the Dual Core Center 2.0.0.6 : "runtime error. Could not call proc".
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As the title is core centre safe?
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Quote from: AaronYuri on 29-January-08, 12:32:40
125w CPUs are NOT supported by your board. Understand the risk you are taking overclocking such a budget board... You could end up melting the MOSFETs.
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*** But I highly recommend you do not overclock with this board. ***
Thanks for the advice. As i only recently began building my own PC, I didnt chose high end stuff yet.
But a bit of OC also not adviseable? Maybe on stock fan.
I am interested in the X47 board but all things must start from basics first :D

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