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Lovely photos of a 30" desktop - can't make out the figures though!

What's the FSB topping out at? I've seen people post results on this board using a 6600 running at 3150MHz (525 x 6) using auto voltage, on stock cooler. However, I've also heard that some people need to use a lot more vcore then on p5b and p5w64.

I suppose high temps aren't such an issue for people with decent cooling (water/phase), but there have been a number of posts raised re the voltage droop. What's the max VCore your friend is using and what CPU is he overclocking?
 
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james32 said:
Told you all it had bad vcore, research before you buy
overated products.

and no bios update will fix a bad vcore

Read the thread properly and base your posts on fact!! It has a high Vcore, it looks like it has a vdroop issue though.
 
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darkblade said:
Lovely photos of a 30" desktop - can't make out the figures though!

What's the FSB topping out at? I've seen people post results on this board using a 6600 running at 3150MHz (525 x 6) using auto voltage, on stock cooler. However, I've also heard that some people need to use a lot more vcore then on p5b and p5w64.

I suppose high temps aren't such an issue for people with decent cooling (water/phase), but there have been a number of posts raised re the voltage droop. What's the max VCore your friend is using and what CPU is he overclocking?

He is using 1.65 V on the Core and has got it to about 3.8-3.9Ghz on the stock cooler.

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1.65v on the stock cooler! that thing will be hotter than the sun. :eek:

I would have said that 1.50v would be as much as the stock cooler could take. 1.55v for high-end air cooling, 1.60v for water and 1.65v and over for phase change/dry ice. That would be my idea of safe limits.
 
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Jay_t said:
1.65v on the stock cooler! that thing will be hotter than the sun. :eek:

I would have said that 1.50v would be as much as the stock cooler could take. 1.55v for high-end air cooling, 1.60v for water and 1.65v and over for phase change/dry ice. That would be my idea of safe limits.

A good water cooled rig will easily work with 1.65 and push 1.7.
 
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whats the max fsb you can get?? try running 500*6, 510, 520 etc to find out the max fsb. a lot of the current 965 and 975 boards wont get past 485, im hoping this board will do 513, so i can have 513*7 - 3.6ghz.
 
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