Using 4 memory slots wile overclocking?

Anyone ever run into any problems overclocking wile having all 4 memory slots full in duel channel? I have heard it can't be done

Nope.
I have four sticks of Kingmax PC4000 ram, and they all run in dual-channel perfectly.  They system runs quite stable at 245Mhz, but at 250Mhz (which is what the memory's rated at) it will reboot every now and then in games.  I can't confirm whether it's the ram or not (probably not) but I hardly think it's an issue with 4 DIMMs being used.

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