MOVED: B75A-G43 + i5 3570K, bad OC-results. MB to blame?

This topic has been moved to Overclocking, Undervolting.
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Intel® B75 Express Chipset - Built for Small Business
Thats what it was intended and designed for. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/chipsets/business-chipsets/b75-express-chipset.html
So not to pour too much cold water onto your choice of CPU and MB combo, you can probably achieve some overclock, but that CPU was made for real overclocking whilst your board was not.
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MB to blame?
No. Chipset design. No blame please. That was the design. Only blame is with the person purchasing the wrong board for the purpose.
Good luck.

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After consulting both the instruction manual and the internet it seems there's no answer to why my 3570K can't set higher multiplier than 38x, which is nothing with this CPU.
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If you are tight on your budget and MSI “Z77A-GD65 Gaming” is out of the picture. Try instead MSI’s more affordable Dragon line – “B75A-G43 Gaming” motherboard.
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HT1819 Bad http result code: 403

I've done everything up to this point: validate XML, manually subscribe through iTunes.
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1. Podcast feed URL: http://www.thelambschapel.org/TLC_AudioPodcast.xml.
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MOVED: B75A-G43 + i5 3570K, bad OC-results. MB to blame?

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