Exactly.
The Q6600 can be had for as little as $200 at any B&M Microcenter in the US and has better OC potential than perhaps even the Q9450 due its multiplier. Also, let's not forget the...
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Exactly.
The Q6600 can be had for as little as $200 at any B&M Microcenter in the US and has better OC potential than perhaps even the Q9450 due its multiplier. Also, let's not forget the...
How exactly is a Q9300 with a multiplier of 7.5 going to clock better than Q6600 G0 with a multiplier of x9?
Ultimately, it's what ever you feel comfortable with. However, most Kentsfields can easily support up to and perhaps over 1.55v with decent water cooling.
Great! Another 4ghz 24/7 on the same chip is encouraging. Hopefully the 780i will cooperate.
I don't know if I'll be able to bench it today... I've got a ton of other work to do, but I'll get...
After sitting in a box for two weeks, I finally had time to pop in a very promising Q6600 G0 L737B266. After several G0s of varying OC ability, I think I've found the one I'll take to the races.
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While the L737 batch has been known to produce excellent overlockers (amongst the best in the G0 stepping,) higher number L737s, such as your L737B6, are much more hit or miss. Only way to find out...
Some times CoreTemp will show an incorrect VID when SpeedStep is enabled. If it ever fluctuates to a higher one, then the higher VID is the correct number.
