Happy days!
Happy days!
Last edited by Ic3man; 03-24-2008 at 07:43 AM.
I've got a small problem with my Q6600 G0.
It can do 333x9=3000mzh, stock voltage.
It can also do 350x9=3195mhz, 1.2v stable. under load after vdroop
But when i crank it to 355x9 no matter the voltage it just wont be stable no matter what.
Bad batch?
Commando mobo, kingston 6400 cheap ass mem.
Last edited by RAC; 03-24-2008 at 10:37 AM.
Try loosening up the RAM timings for now so that you know it's not that cheap ram holding you back whilst you up the FSB. Also, try running a 1:1 divider as well.Originally Posted by RAC
Nice. Did tou run that cpu in any other mb's ? If you did, did it clock as well?Happy days!
I started with a max formula and 440fsbx9 max and now run 450fsbx9 easy with a striker, can almost get 456x9 stable and was thinking it might do it with an x48 or 790i.
Edit. I can get about 6min at the same settings then bsod.
Last edited by fordf250; 03-24-2008 at 03:01 PM.
Rampage III GeneI7 950@4.48G--1.485V
HR-02
hey, what is your water temp? That is so incredicle cool running cpu that I wonder!!
My Apogee with E6600 and I hit 70s with that Vcore
Abit IP35
A-DATA Extreme Edition 800+ 2x2GB
X3120 3.75 Ghz 1.43V
EVGA 8800 GTS 512
X-FI XtremeMusic Fatal1ty
OCZ GameXstream 700W
watercooled, CPU Apogee , GPU MCW60+ramsinks+mosfet sinks
MCP355
Windows 7 X64
No idea of water temps. The Coretemp fluctuates between 60-70c depending on what fft length its performing at the time. I've not tried going any higher than 4.1ghz atm, not seen any non extreme cooled Q6600 get higher so I'm happy
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