Gigabyte GA-P35-DS3L Thread

[Redmist]

Originally Posted by BradleyW

someone told me if you run multi of 9, you cant get a ratio of 1:1. thats not true is it?
also did you use multi of 9 for your Q6600? i assume you have Q6600 right?

I posted all of my info for you a few posts up.
http://www.overclock.net/intel-mothe...ml#post5641162

Originally Posted by BradleyW

whats the highest temp i should go with on full load and aftermarket cooler for 24/7 use gaming? whats the limit to look out for?

whats the highest voltage?

Personally I try to keep it under 65c for 24/7.

Highest voltage would be 1.5v, though I'm not sure if the P35-DS3L's vdroop issues were fixed with the EP35. I have to set my voltage higher than 1.5 in the bios to even get around 1.425v.

[BradleyW]

what voltage should i set then? if it goes down a little? i did not know of this problem? shal i just set my bios like yours?

[Redmist]

I would start low and go up, you want to use the lowest voltage possible to get the speed that you want. You problably won't be able to get as high as me due to not having a G0, I would check this out:
http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/...overclock.html
and see what people with B3 Q6600s can achieve.

[BradleyW]

thanks for the link. what is the best stable test i can download? i only have time to run a stability test for 2 hours? because i have to reformat and do a lot of work.

[Redmist]

OCCT

[BradleyW]

how long should i run it? will 2 hour do?

[Redmist]

Yeah 2 hours should be okay, though it isn't foolproof, even after that there's still a chance you may get a BSOD if it isn't completely stable.

[BradleyW]

what 2 hours? and thats it. fully stable.

[BradleyW]

ok i downloaded it. do i select infinate? and then select large data test?

[Redmist]

for time put 2 hours since that's how long you said you were willing to spend, for data test it doesn't really matter.