Quote Originally Posted by MoogyMonster View Post
Hey folks, I have an Asus Maximus, a new Q6600 and a Swiftech P180 case with an additional 2x120 radiator.

I'm running my Q6600 @ 3.6GHz with 100% stability, however with my water cooling I'd like to get a good stable 4GHz if possible.

My first question is this: besides core voltage, what other voltages need to be raised to achieve the stable 4GHz of the Q6600 on the Maximus?

Second, what other systems need to be adjusted? (i.e. memory ratio, etc.)

Third, what voltage do I NOT want to go above in order to guarantee no damage to my CPU?

I've read through these forums, and there's a ton of info, but I have yet to see a post that shows not only the Core voltage, but suppot voltage (like PLL) etc for achieving 4GHz+ on Water Cooling.

Thanks!
1: NB, SB, GTL references etc.

2. 1:1 ratio is fine.

3: Since you are using watercooling, dont try above 1.6v for 24/7.