I have that mobo atm but I've yet to OC as I dont know how to OC =( but its one cool looking mobo. Im just worried i might fry something while trying to OC. PC parts are expensive to me.
Gigabyte EP45 Extreme Ownz!
First of all thanks to almighty for this AMAZING board
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. So this board replaced my DFI P35 DK, with that i needed 1.344v (at load) to get 3.6ghz stable, slight bump in nb volts aswell. With this board, all i adjusted was fsb to 400, lower memory divider and vcore, everything else on auto. It does 3.6ghz with 0.1v Lower
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. This board is amazing, looks crazy and hasnt even broken a sweat yet. 4.0ghz stable here i come!
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You're very welcome
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Glad you're enjoying it, did you follow my tips?
Are you watercooling the NB? Temps are 10c hotter then I ever got them
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Glad you're enjoying it, did you follow my tips?
Are you watercooling the NB? Temps are 10c hotter then I ever got them
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That surely is a nice board, but you are going to have to push quite a lot of vcore to hit 4.0Ghz.
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It's near impossible to fry something because your PC automatically shuts off when something get's too hot. If you just keep an eye on the temperatures nothing can go wrong really.
Originally Posted by waqasr  First of all thanks to almighty for this AMAZING board
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Originally Posted by DannyLaw I have that mobo atm but I've yet to OC as I dont know how to OC =( but its one cool looking mobo. Im just worried i might fry something while trying to OC. PC parts are expensive to me. |
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He has a really good Q6600, I reckon the chip will need no more then 1.5v for 4Ghz
Originally Posted by Acoma_Andy That surely is a nice board, but you are going to have to push quite a lot of vcore to hit 4.0Ghz. |
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