QPI Link Speed
The values of QPI Bus get from result multiple Blck and QPI Multiplier (QPI Link Speed). The condition Blck is running on height speed from standard speed (overclock), QPI Bus will also participant to everclock. QPI Multiplier on default condition for Core i7-965 XE is 48, with Blck 133 MHz. So 48 x 133 MHz = 6.384 GT/s (round to 6.4 GT/s). While on processor Core i7 -920 and Core i7, QPI Bus is lower, equal 4.8 GT/s, get from multiple 36 x 133 MHz, that mean Core i7-920 and 940 have QPI standard multiplier equal of 36.
When overlock thought Bclk, where speed Bclk up from normal condition, example 150 MHz, QPI Bus to 48 x 150 MHz = 7200 (7.2 GT/s), some time occur error unstable system on the QPI Bus condition height like this. To resolved this problem and increase stabled system, you can increase voltage in VVT and PLL. This is can be done from bios, in submenu MIT choose QPI PLL Voltage or QPI VTT.
Note: This voltage can only done when you use cooling non standard Intel or 3rd party cooling with height performance. Increase step by step voltage and always testing stabilization system with benchmark.
If choose to voltage always risky, is another way than can be done is to change or inherit value QPI Link Speed, in BIOS serve some from multiplier AUTO, x36, x44, x48 and Slow Mode.
Besides that, with decrease QPI Link Speed, result Bclk and total clock processor will also be higher because QPI bus still in the limit of tolerance.

Uncore Frequency
Memory Multiplier
Important factor in the latest Intel Core i7 overclocking is the memory multiplier. High-speed processor (clock, red), will have performance that is not consistence, if it is not followed by a high-speed memory also, Here the memory multiplier role. Two processor system with the same speed and same clocknya can difference in terms of performance because of differences in the frequency of memory.

Multiplier Memory can change from the BIOS option on the System Memory Multiplier in the sub menu MIT. The multiplier services from 6.0, 8.0, 10.0, 12.0, 14.0, 16.0 and 18.0. Suppose Core i7-965XE with Bclk running at 133 MHz standard conditions, speed of memory running at 1333 MHz. This means that the memory multiplier to work on 10.0. If you want to increase system performance without increase the bclk or CPU Ratio. Increase only memory multiplier to multiplier number is higher. To achieve this, of course, required that is capable of DDR3 memory to run higher.
Example: A system based on the Intel Core i7 use Triple Channel DDR3 memory 1600 MHz. When install with the standard conditions, the BIOS still recognizes it as DDR3-1333, memory multiplier is running on multi 10. It so excessive, memory speed as higher is only running at 1333 MHz. To be able use of speed in 1600 according to the manufacturer standardization memory, memory multiplier can be changed to 12:00, so the speed of memory running at 1600 MHz (133 MHz x 12.0). Speed will also automate changed, when Bclk increased. Example Bclk on the speed of 150 MHz with the memory multiplier 12, the total speed of the memory will be a 150 Mhz x 12.0 = 1800 MHz.
Overclocking Processor Inter core i7 part I
