Q6600 2.4 anyone over clocked it ?
06 March 2008, 06:12 PM
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CPU FREQ 370
DDR2 740
PCI 100
PCI Clock Sync 33.3
Spread Spectrum Disabled
MEM Volt Auto
CPU Core Volt 1.300
FSB Term Volt 1.300
NB Core Auto
ICH Voltage 1.057
On my ASUS P5B. Memory is running well below par as it falls over if I go any higher. I've not tried tweaking the DRAM voltage to get it to go any faster.
This is the old chip, pre SLAC0R or whatever it's called and has been running my gaming rig since July?aug last year.
Artic Freezer Pro Air Cooler (if that makes a difference)
CPU FREQ 370
DDR2 740
PCI 100
PCI Clock Sync 33.3
Spread Spectrum Disabled
MEM Volt Auto
CPU Core Volt 1.300
FSB Term Volt 1.300
NB Core Auto
ICH Voltage 1.057
On my ASUS P5B. Memory is running well below par as it falls over if I go any higher. I've not tried tweaking the DRAM voltage to get it to go any faster.
This is the old chip, pre SLAC0R or whatever it's called and has been running my gaming rig since July?aug last year.
Artic Freezer Pro Air Cooler (if that makes a difference)
06 March 2008, 07:37 PM
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I just upped the fsb on mine to 333 to give me 3Ghz. No increase in voltages needed. As stable & as cool as default.
Not bothered to explore further yet as it is plenty fast enough at that for now.
Not bothered to explore further yet as it is plenty fast enough at that for now.
06 March 2008, 08:18 PM
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I'm only running the stock fan/heatsink - but fancied the overlock to 3Ghz. What heatsink/fan are you running Daz34?
Did you notice a temp increase and to what? Mine is at 30ish degress C right now.
Did you notice a temp increase and to what? Mine is at 30ish degress C right now.
06 March 2008, 09:44 PM
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One persons settings might not even be close to what you need. Look up speed binning and you'll start to understand why. Go to a forum like Overclockers UK Forums - Powered by vBulletin learn about the various tools and techniques and have lots of fun.
06 March 2008, 10:50 PM
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Idle temps across the four cores range from 25-30c with CoreTemp (don't believe your BIOS reading).
07 March 2008, 12:11 AM
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All chips are different pal One persons settings might not even be close to what you need. Look up speed binning and you'll start to understand why.
Go to a forum like Overclockers UK Forums - Powered by vBulletin learn about the various tools and techniques and have lots of fun.
One persons settings might not even be close to what you need. Look up speed binning and you'll start to understand why. Go to a forum like Overclockers UK Forums - Powered by vBulletin learn about the various tools and techniques and have lots of fun.
I can start at higher or lower than I normally would based on the suggestions here and work from there, instead of speading hours with stress testing !
Thanks guys
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07 March 2008, 10:03 AM
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