The Intel Quadcore Database
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Really happy with this result, using 3 gig of ram, I've hit 3825, any higher then I must remove 1 gig of generic stuff. Goin to fit my new rad and pump tonight, and try for 3.9 tomorrow.
CPU - Q6600
Revison - G0
FPO# - L723B010
Clockspeed - 3825 MHz
Vcore - 1.56v in Bios, 1.52v real
Motherboard - Gigabyte P35 DS4
Cooling - Custom water
CPU Temp - 66C under load
CPU - Q6600
Revison - G0
FPO# - L723B010
Clockspeed - 3825 MHz
Vcore - 1.56v in Bios, 1.52v real
Motherboard - Gigabyte P35 DS4
Cooling - Custom water
CPU Temp - 66C under load
Don
It was set at 1.625V in the BIOS and initially it was 1.62V when I started when I got up in the morning it had crept upto 1.64V according to CPUZ. My board also seems flaky when 1.6/1.6125V is selected.Congrats Jokester
Which vcore is right? CPU-z + speedfan says 1.64?
Impressive none the less m8
Jokester
Soldato
Definitely a nice mix of motherboards in there, do you reckon they would be good bet with dual cores as well as quad, as i am looking to try and get a bit more out of my 6300.
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My first real attempt
CPU - Q6600
Revison - G0
FPO# - L720B013
Clockspeed - 3448MHZ
Vcore - 1.40v
Motherboard - Asus P5K Deluxe
Cooling - Air TRU120-Extreme w/S-FLEX 1600
Will try for more, but I need to sort out my airflow & maybe redo my HSF, temps are just too high
CPU - Q6600
Revison - G0
FPO# - L720B013
Clockspeed - 3448MHZ
Vcore - 1.40v
Motherboard - Asus P5K Deluxe
Cooling - Air TRU120-Extreme w/S-FLEX 1600
Will try for more, but I need to sort out my airflow & maybe redo my HSF, temps are just too high
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Nice one W3bbo, some nice clocking M8. Well done everyone.
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How the **** do you get 55c priming temps at 1.64v 
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How the **** do you get 55c priming temps at 1.64v
Hax tbh, lol. Looks very nice, may have to pick one of these up and think about goin the water cooled route again, after my Barton 2500 water cooled setup.
How the **** do you get 55c priming temps at 1.64v
In my experience pushing that much vcore through at 1.65v @ 55c is not correct.
You get Vcore 55c @ 1.52 and then 55c @ 1.64
So ..we see 1.52 @ 55c and then 1.64v @ 55c this is not possible....as vcore on that increase will increase temp.
@ W3bbo , Your temps dont change with vcore?
Am I missing something?
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Soldato
Well I don't know about anyone else, but we had a frost here this morning. And a window left open overnight would have dropped temps nicely. Certainly enough to grab that extra few mhz out of a quad.
Give that man a cigar
. I think temps dropped that night to 6c and my instake fans are right next to the window which provided a nice supply of cool air over the rads. Priming during the day was around 63c so a worthwhile drop in temps imo. Whether it made any difference to stability is debatable but nature offered her help and I was only too happy to accept
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Don
Jokester
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Cheats^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Ive just moved my PC into the garage I will prime it there.
Its very cold and although I cannot use my computer there I can at least give a 4 ghz overclock a go.
Thanks for the Tip
Ive just moved my PC into the garage I will prime it there.
Its very cold and although I cannot use my computer there I can at least give a 4 ghz overclock a go.
Thanks for the Tip
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Cheats^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Ive just moved my PC into the garage I will prime it there.
Its very cold and although I cannot use my computer there I can at least give a 4 ghz overclock a go.
Thanks for the Tip
lol,
ive just bought an Igloo in the Artic, saying that my stupid Mobo cant even run a G0 at 3Ghz "pfft"