*Official Retail G0 Q6600 Overclocking Thread*

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/\ pull 2 of the 4 sticks out then retry.................also dont be afraid to bring FBST up to 1.50 and NB voltage to 1.50.......

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Also just a little tip........its always a good thing to follow this procedure.......

Drop cpu multiplier, drop ram via divider both below stock speed.......max the FSB on the board with prime and fine tuned voltage adjustments (less is more) till your at least 12 hours stable.

Next bring your CPU up.......find its max as well same method......

Drop cpu multi again and find the max of your ram via the same methods.......

With voltage imho less is more.......No sense in cranking the voltage up, fine tune it, get it stable with the least amount possible......

Once you've done all that put it all together.

[Counter CS]

Well, hi.

I have to choose btw Q6600 G0

L739A and L734A

Witch one ?

Looks like all the new E8x00 serie was added to next mounth... Intel is playing with us now.

[Controll3d]

/\ pull 2 of the 4 sticks out then retry.................also dont be afraid to bring FBST up to 1.50 and NB voltage to 1.50.......

Might try with 2 sticks sometime soon.
Bought these sticks with mobo and CPU, but also looking 2x 2GB kits now. Seems to be getting just cheaper everyday.

Voltages set atm:
Vcore = 1.32V (1.3400V @ BIOS/µGuru)
MCH 1.25V = 1.29V
ICHIO 1.5V = 1.55V
CPU VTT = 1.23V
ICH 1.05V = 1.09V

Upped FSB bit, 3330MHz (370x9) now... mems running 444MHz (5:6).
Almost ordered Noctua NH-U12P cooler. It's just bit.. expensive.

Also forgot to mention earlier. It's L739B300, 1.250V VID, Pack date: 11/22/07