E6600 on air

Nobody can tell you that for certain, as there are too many variables involved. For example you may have a great board for clocking but a lousy clocking chip or vice versa. The only way to find out what it will do is by trial and error.

Having said that, I think most E6600's should easily do 3.3GHz, when I had mine I got it up to 3.6 with nothing more than a slight vcore increase.
 
I used to have one & I managed to get it up to 3.5 just by upping the FSB, everything else on auto.
 
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