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Got my Q6600 yesterday. And I´m impressed! Both at how cool it runs and how good it clocks. Before I had dualcore 2160 and e8400. I sure liked both of them but it is something special to run a Quad
I never thought that 4 cores could run this cool. My new Quad runs cooler at 3,6 Ghz than my 2160 did at 3,6 ghz without IHS. I had some trouble at first, getting a good OC but then I saw that I had LoadLine calibration disabled. When I enabled it, it became a complete different story.
3,0 Ghz was a of course a simple task, 3.4 too. At 3.6 I had to finetune some setting to get stable, I raised Fsb termination to 1.4 and vcore to 1.4. My coretemps didnt get over 70 with absolute full load at all 4 cores (S&M cpu (fpu). I started to play a little with 3.8 Ghz but had some trouble getting stable. I dont think this is going to be a problem, just need some more testing.
I absolutley Love this cpu, Q6600 still rules
I think this chip is good for at least 3.8 ghz on air.
MotherBoard: GigaByte G33M DS2R
Memory: 2x1 Gb HyperX DDR2-9600, 1200 Mhz
Cpu: Intel e2160 @ 3,6 Ghz on Air
Vga: XFX 4870 XXX
Cooling: Ninja Mini, 2x Ximatek 120mm, 1x Zalman 80mm
, Stock Gpu
Case: Antec Fusion Remote
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