It was OEM :POriginally Posted by MacClipper
Actually, you can also read it off the retail box if you still have it.
Edit: Testing now 8x451 (3.6 Ghz) at 1.264V CPU-Z LOAD, so far looks stable...
It was OEM :PActually, you can also read it off the retail box if you still have it.
Edit: Testing now 8x451 (3.6 Ghz) at 1.264V CPU-Z LOAD, so far looks stable...
Last edited by sesion; 02-21-2008 at 04:53 AM.
CPU: Intel Q6600 G0 @ 3.6 Ghz 1.272V
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You should really go to water. If you're lucky, it should kick the 4GHz stable and low temps. Nothing guaranty as sometimes you can need just 0.15v for just 50-100MHz on the end of an OC. What you can do is shoot for 4GHz with open window, low temperatures if your country is cold like mine this period. If it is stable, water is worth it. Seeing your temps with an Ulra 120 Extreme at 3.6GHz, 3.8GHz will be hard to get on that cooler unless you live with 70ish degrees
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