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BSOD....PAGE FAULT IN NONE PAGED AREA
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Vcore Voltage: 1.575
Memory Voltage:2.175
1.2v HT Voltage:1.65
NB Core Voltage:1.65
SB Core Voltage:1.60
CPU VTT Voltage:1.50
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WOOT!!!!!.......17148 3DMARK06 gpu's at stock
you know your stuff m8 ill give you that
temps maybe a concern though,66 66 66 65 idle running 3dmark06 peaked at 82c i really think i ought to think about a water cooler
been running 40mins now no BSOD ...edit...definate improvements in crysis aswell 
checked temp log on coretemp and the temp is sitting around 72-73 accross all 4 cores whilst playing crysis.Also m8 cpu-z shows the core volrtage at 1.44v do i trust this or the reading it gives in my bios?or is that the vdroop you were talking about?if so is 1.44v an accurate reading?...edit...just ran prime95 for a little while and temps where hitting low 90's c so ive just knocked it back to 3.2ghz and gonna try and convince the little missus to let me get a watercooler :/
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WOOT!!!!!.......17148 3DMARK06 gpu's at stock
you know your stuff m8 ill give you that
temps maybe a concern though,66 66 66 65 idle running 3dmark06 peaked at 82c i really think i ought to think about a water cooler
Nice One
Was that at 3.6GHZ by the way? (1800 X 8)Yeah 1.45V ish will be about right - these boards suffer from MASSIVE VDroop.
Temps are high and, in all honesty, I would be an arse to recommend you running it like that for any length of time. It will be fine like that ONLY to run the odd benchmark to post on a scoreboard now and then (Speaking of which - get on this: http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17821009&highlight=crysis+dx9 You should kick some ass on that leaderboard mate
)The Q6600 has a built in thermal threshold of 100 degrees which means, in laymans terms, when you hit 100 degrees it will simply "Shut Off".
Under watercooling, mine hits around 77 ish under serious load so water does help.
Kits I'd recommend:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=WC-028-SW&groupid=701&catid=193&subcat=1038
Reasonably priced and upgradable. Many of the serious clockers and watercooling nuts on these forums may suggest you go for something fancier but this kit is an excellent place to start if you are new to water cooling. (Not trying to call you a noob or anything but water cooling is a fine art requiring skill and patience and a kit like this is ideal if you are new to it or. quite rightly, nervous abot filling a box full of expensive electronics with tubes full of water)
Also, try this to tweak a bit more out of your GFX cards:
http://www.gainward.net/support/XPRT_59.zip
18K + shouldn't be a problem in 3DMark Now
Keep us posted mate.
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that was with the origianal setting of 1540 fsb,and strangely thats the exact water cooler i have been looking atif i can swing it with the missus and i get (which i will its just when)ill be after your advice again
if i can swing it with the missus and i get (which i will its just when)ill be after your advice againthat was with the origianal setting of 1540 fsb,and strangely thats the exact water cooler i have been looking at
LOL
Just don't tell her!!!More importantly, why didn't you try the 3.6GHZ you BIG JESSE
... Won't be much hotter at the same voltages.Anyway mate, not a bad turn around in 24 hours is it?
I'll keep an eye on this thread over the next couple of weeks and I'll be on hand to help!You checked the Crysis benchmark thread yet?
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LOL
More importantly, why didn't you try the 3.6GHZ you BIG JESSE
Anyway mate, not a bad turn around in 24 hours is it?
You checked the Crysis benchmark thread yet?
lol
wouldnt boot at all at 3.6ghz settings so just went with the origianal settings,gonna check out that gpu tweaking first then ill look into the crysis benchmarksaying that though i dont think i tried 3.6ghz with the higher voltageswhen i get around to the crysis bench ill let you know
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Any news yet mate?
4GHz ???????
lol i wish,not had much time but am looking at this crysis benchmark just figuring out exactly what to do
couple of weeks and should have watercooler sorted then maybe that 4ghz o and that gpu tweaker thing you linked dont recognise my gpu lol i wish,not had much time but am looking at this crysis benchmark just figuring out exactly what to do
Try Rivatuner mate:
http://www.guru3d.com/index.php?page=rivatuner
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allready use rivatuneri dont like oc'ing the gpu's really just do it occasionally,just waiting to sort watercooler out
i dont like oc'ing the gpu's really just do it occasionally,just waiting to sort watercooler out
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You need to move the jumper pins then the cmos button is activated.It will not work if you dont.
little still anoying still if i lower the FSB from 1800 i get no boot
not sure if i need more motherboard volts, even thought 1.65 seems high to me Temp on chip set is 60c not sure what is high for that (i used one of the probes that come with the striker)
if i use prime 95 it hard locks windows or folding@home (takes a lot longer on fah to hard lock) i cant lower the cpu clock as the mobo does not post
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not sure if i need more motherboard volts, even thought 1.65 seems high to me Temp on chip set is 60c not sure what is high for that (i used one of the probes that come with the striker)
if i use prime 95 it hard locks windows or folding@home (takes a lot longer on fah to hard lock) i cant lower the cpu clock as the mobo does not post
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My striker is the same.Wont boot with any fsb over 360 but will boot fine with the 450 setting that andy showed.Thats one big hole is the fsb.Im waiting to see how the new striker 780 is going to perform.