ok heres the situation

first ive read that most abit nf7 v2.0 max out at around 440fsb, so i can run my xp2400 mobile at 2.4ghz 220x11 at 1.85v but heres the prob

i start out at 220x10 = 2.2ghz with 1.65vcore well then i jump it up to 223fsb at 1.65 and its still prime stable, then when i jump to 225 (450fsb) at 1.7v i get froze up in prime, i jump voltage up to 1.8, still same thing, my vdimm and chipset voltages are all raised to the max, still samething, i can even set my fsb/ram ratio to 5/4 leaving my ram at 360fsb and cpu at 450 and it still freezes up, at first i was thinking my ram could'nt handle it, ive even set my ram to 8-4-4-2.5, but now to me it looks like my mobo cant , am i correct or would it be something else?

Well heres a thought.. Maybe that cpu will not handle that high of an oc.. Each cpu handles ocing different..But there are others on here that get great ocing out of mobil 2500+ that might be able to help more.

i can run 2.5ghz but my temps are way to high so i back down , (58c load) to me it just seems strange that i can run anything else but 450fsb, but i dotn know, thats why i was asking u guys

What are you using for cooling?If you get stable oc at 2.5 then I would just upgrade the cooling...

The RAM timmings in your sig puzzle me...are they correct?
The NF7-s I call the fast and flakey..
There is a phat wall at 225 on one of the two that I have...230fsb is out of the question on both , volt modded or not.
I've got the rev 2.0 and have tried every BIOS from the Co. as well as the preacher hardmenu.
225-228 x 12 is max on myABiT with my AMD-m and that nets
2.7ghz There are some pin tricks and L-12 mods you can do, but all in all I think I maxed her...

i am planning on upgrading cooling, ive actually got everything for my water cooling but i just need the aditives , so this weekend ill have it up and running, i was just wanting to see if i could get any more fsb out of it