This is to go along with the 750i FTW Overclocking thread - Follow the other thread for more variations of OC settings, modding and discussion. I just wanted to have a guide to show ppl where to find settings in bios here.
This is on a Q6600
If you find my settings an error or that they dont need to be changed feel free to let everyone know,
I wont be offended
*note* pics are 1600x1200 so beware....... Only thumbs here tho.
The Clock frequencies, voltages and mem timings are for my set up.
Use what you find best for your setup..
*details on where to start at bottom.
Start in the advanced bios
......
This is how I set it up, I disable everything, just cause it doesn’t do anything
but cut back on power when not being used.
If Im not using it I just shut down.
Next is the Advanced Chipset Feature
Under Spread spectrum you can disable the cpu spread spectrum
In the PC Health Status We find our fan control
Heat is the enemy, lets crank them up for now
Now the meat n potatoes
here is where we find our OC settings
so I dont fry another vid card, I stay at 100 here
here is where we adjust FSB, if you notice above your adjustment the cpu clock will change when you hit enter.
Also you find your desired FSB-RAM ratio.
linked n synced is my sweet spot. But for first time OC
Id suggest leaving it on auto and set
to your rams clock ie: 800-1066-1200 OC that once cpu is stable
*these are my settings, yours may be different you will find them by trial and error
Now for your mem timings, I just set mine to factory
defaults manully, cause aouto will send them through the roof
Set your cpu clock ratio to enable, many of us
have been getting good results at 8x
Adjust your voltages to where you need them
And last but deffinately not least
We are going to save as profile 1 and hit enter
Finally F10 will ask you to sav and exit
And you have begun the process.
**NOTE!!**
I do not recommend you go into your bios and mimic my settings, each board/chip is diff.
And I suggest you start at 1.325v FSB @ 1333 with a 9x multi and go from there.
On a 9x multi I raised my FSB 25 at a time.. ie: 1333-1350-1375-1400
On a 8x multi you can go 50 safely 1333-1350-1400-1450-
And run at least a good 1-2hr cpu test of OCCT.... When it fails bump the voltage up a bit
Sorry for the long drawn out instructions, just felt we could use it here...
PLEASE do not quote this post
Edited by 10acjed - 1/31/09 at 6:00pm
This is on a Q6600
If you find my settings an error or that they dont need to be changed feel free to let everyone know,
I wont be offended
*note* pics are 1600x1200 so beware....... Only thumbs here tho.
The Clock frequencies, voltages and mem timings are for my set up.
Use what you find best for your setup..
*details on where to start at bottom.
Start in the advanced bios
......This is how I set it up, I disable everything, just cause it doesn’t do anything
but cut back on power when not being used.
If Im not using it I just shut down.
Next is the Advanced Chipset Feature
Under Spread spectrum you can disable the cpu spread spectrum
In the PC Health Status We find our fan control
Heat is the enemy, lets crank them up for now
Now the meat n potatoes
here is where we find our OC settings
so I dont fry another vid card, I stay at 100 here
here is where we adjust FSB, if you notice above your adjustment the cpu clock will change when you hit enter.
Also you find your desired FSB-RAM ratio.
linked n synced is my sweet spot. But for first time OC
Id suggest leaving it on auto and set
to your rams clock ie: 800-1066-1200 OC that once cpu is stable
*these are my settings, yours may be different you will find them by trial and error
Now for your mem timings, I just set mine to factory
defaults manully, cause aouto will send them through the roof
Set your cpu clock ratio to enable, many of us
have been getting good results at 8x
Adjust your voltages to where you need them
And last but deffinately not least
We are going to save as profile 1 and hit enter
Finally F10 will ask you to sav and exit
And you have begun the process.
**NOTE!!**
I do not recommend you go into your bios and mimic my settings, each board/chip is diff.
And I suggest you start at 1.325v FSB @ 1333 with a 9x multi and go from there.
On a 9x multi I raised my FSB 25 at a time.. ie: 1333-1350-1375-1400
On a 8x multi you can go 50 safely 1333-1350-1400-1450-
And run at least a good 1-2hr cpu test of OCCT.... When it fails bump the voltage up a bit
Sorry for the long drawn out instructions, just felt we could use it here...
PLEASE do not quote this post
Edited by 10acjed - 1/31/09 at 6:00pm
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