The only reason you up the voltage when overclocking is for stability.

But when I decrease the voltage of my CPU, will my system become unstable?
And what voltages are safe to use ( I don't overclock ).
Thanks for all the info :)

Unless your overclocking i would leave your voltage at the standard bios setting.

When you get the kernel panics what does your Console say? That should give some indication to whats causing them.

Debug Output, tried posting a new discussion several times about this but I get a 404 error when I submit the discussion.
I contacted Puttabong about this, so I hope he'll fix it :)

It seems to be a problem with your drive kexts. I would look at trying a different IOATAFamily or AppleNForceATA kext.

I found this thread on InsanelyMac with the same panic error as you:

http://forum.insanelymac.com/index.p...pic=82546&st=0

I will try another IOATAFamily.kext, but first I'll try leo4all v3.
Btw: the kernel panic on insanelymac is caused by viaata, mine is nforceata..

I still think it's the same issue, I quote from the thread:

Which indicates it's IOATAFamily.kext thats causing the problem.

Btw. How much ram do you have?

I have 4gb of ram, but I had the same issue with 1gb. ( for system specs, see my profile )
I'm currently installing leo4all, if that doesn't work I'll go back to zeph v2 and install another IOATAFamily.

Thanks for the help

It's still worth trying booting with the maxmem=3048 switch.

Most motherboard's IDE controllers and 4gb of RAM do not coexist peacefully in a Hackintosh.

Also look in your bios if there is a 'memory remap' feature

If it does and is enabled, disable it