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Cpu stepping - how to find out
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It's SL9UM which is the B3 stepping. What are you temps like at 3.2?
That is a B3 stepping and not the much fabled G0 stepping ... still pretty nice overclock for such low voltage - what temps are you getting??
Also what is the spec of your PC, be nice to compare this with the new G0 stepping when somebody posts o/c results.
Also what is the spec of your PC, be nice to compare this with the new G0 stepping when somebody posts o/c results.
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What kind of fan(s) are you using on the ultra120? I want to get a q6600. Was going to wait for g0 but would be happy to have it clocked to 3.2ghz and have a load temp of 65!!! 
oggmonster said:What kind of fan(s) are you using on the ultra120? I want to get a q6600. Was going to wait for g0 but would be happy to have it clocked to 3.2ghz and have a load temp of 65!!!
using a Scythe S-FLEX 1600RPM Ultra Quiet 120mm Fan
the lian-li v1000 upside down case helps with cooling
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Wow very nice clock there dude! 65c under full load on a quad is fine. *reconsiders about waiting for G0*
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Thanks - as i said above the case helps a lot as its upside down and it sucks air in through the back and out the top on the side instead of pushing it out the back keeping it cool, plus the psu and hdds are in a seperate compartment at the bottom.