*Official Retail G0 Q6600 Overclocking Thread*

[Jor3lBR]

I guarantee you cannot complete 32M calculations of super Pi at that low of a voltage. My Q6600 has a VID of 1.225. I could boot and run at the same voltage but it wouldn't pass any real benchmarks.

I don't believe in statements without showing some actual results with them (over 4 hours of Prime95) anyone can SuperPi, wPrime or Small FFT's.

But you should re-think what you said; My Q6600 1.2125vid is rock solid @3600 with real 1.28v (1.27250v on Bios) and DDR2 @ 1200Mhz 2.14v now. Over 10 hours Prime95 blend test (second picture):

*****Q6600 1.28vcore 400*9 3600Mhz and DDR2@1201 (Performance Level 5-6): new config



*****Q6600 1.28vcore 400*9 3600Mhz and DDR2@1066 (Performance Level 6-7):