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***The Official Q6600 Overclocking Thread ***

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Is it not the intel TM coming into play m8? Throttling it back due to temps?

Doubt it m8, it only primes for a few seconds and temps only get to the high 40's before it changes. My room is like a fridge atm too.

And it also does it at stock 2.4Ghz.

I thinks its something in this bios, but non of the earlier ones support G0 stepping :(

Might see if I can RMA the motherboard on this ground.
 
I think im going to throw this resorator 2 out the bloody window becuse im noticing you guys are all getting far better temps than me on air LOL and im useing liquid. heh
 
501x8 = 4009mhz...finally!:D

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when i upped my cpu from 2.7 to 2.9 I got some weird graphic corruption when the logon screen appears in vista........ but apart from that eveything seemed okay?

Any ideas what caused that problem? 2.7 is fine........
 
Hey,

Got my Q6600 a few days ago.. very nice. although, no noticeable difference in XP.

few questions, mine didnt say anything about the energy efficient version which I bought? should it say something about that? Also what's this G0 thing people are talking about?

Gonna try and overclock mine (first time i'll try o/cing) soon..

Cheers
 
Clocking one now on a ASUS 5K Premium, sitting at 3ghz on 1.35V @ 41c with prime running under a Tuniq Tower in TAT/Coretemp. Going to start uping it when I get home.

Reviews of the board say it has little to no vdroop under load, need to get my volt meter out to confirm this.
 
Clocking one now on a ASUS 5K Premium, sitting at 3ghz on 1.35V @ 41c with prime running under a Tuniq Tower in TAT/Coretemp. Going to start uping it when I get home.

Reviews of the board say it has little to no vdroop under load, need to get my volt meter out to confirm this.

Enable Vdamper and you will see very little Vdroop. :)
 
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