Samsung M368L3223ETM CCC 498MHz

With my 865PE NEO2-LS the only success is FSB249, DDR400 or on Auto.slight Voltage doesn't matter(yet!).
The Samsung Ram holds in there at 249 but when I try 250FSB and even change the Ram to DDR333 or any setting, Stall. I used to lose all CMOS settings but since flash its improved. Core Center needs help, any program that shuts down your CPU fan should have huge warning labels.
All customers should be warned about Core Center. My Fan has a good magnetic "pull" on it and with my non-expert opinion, wouldn't that require quite a current draw to start?. If Core Center can continue to shut power and return power to this fan is there any strain to worry about?

I am using v1.4 I did the update only a couple of days ago from this site. The settings where the same. The Ram timings other than Auto and 400 will not work and gives an error message. It posts and the same 498 Ram timing on Auto and 400 even says in CMOS Start up and most benchmark programs.
Somthing is wrong, because this RAM is not suppose to perform like this is it????

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Clone the system to the SSD (250GB $120 EVO 850 Samsung) using CCC -
http://www.bombich.com
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Clone the system to the SSD (250GB $120 EVO 850 Samsung) using CCC -
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And start TimeMachine backup routine,
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Should I use time machine, CCC or a bootable installer for OS X Yosemite

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First I would explore the potential problems you may face installing a third party SSD in a MBA running Yosemite. Just a sample:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/os-x-yosemite-and-third-party-ssds-heres-what-you-n eed-to-know/
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Samsung M368L3223ETM CCC 498MHz

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