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Hi guys,
I would like some help to get my q6600 to 3,6Ghz. So far I've been unable to achieve. My system:
q6600 G0 VID 1,285
Asus P5KC
RAM Corsair XMS2 DDR2 PC6400 CL5 2X1GB
Thermalright 120 extreme with Scythe slip stream
Thermaltake soprano case
Gforce 8800GT
Sofar i've been able to overclock to 9X380 = 3,42 Ghz, with a core voltage of 1,52 , NB 1,55 , CPU Pll 1,50, FSB termination voltage 1,50.
I haven't tweaked the ram sofar, I'm running it at 760 Mhz (1:1).
My system is prime stable, my average temperature of all cores is around 63o C.
My main question is if I could somehow lower my core voltage by tweaking other voltages, or what I should to to go 3,6Ghz without using 1,6 volts, which I consider too high. I have tried to overclock to 3,6Ghz with 1,58 but no luck (I get to windows, but crash after about 5 secs in prime95).
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.
I would like some help to get my q6600 to 3,6Ghz. So far I've been unable to achieve. My system:
q6600 G0 VID 1,285
Asus P5KC
RAM Corsair XMS2 DDR2 PC6400 CL5 2X1GB
Thermalright 120 extreme with Scythe slip stream
Thermaltake soprano case
Gforce 8800GT
Sofar i've been able to overclock to 9X380 = 3,42 Ghz, with a core voltage of 1,52 , NB 1,55 , CPU Pll 1,50, FSB termination voltage 1,50.
I haven't tweaked the ram sofar, I'm running it at 760 Mhz (1:1).
My system is prime stable, my average temperature of all cores is around 63o C.
My main question is if I could somehow lower my core voltage by tweaking other voltages, or what I should to to go 3,6Ghz without using 1,6 volts, which I consider too high. I have tried to overclock to 3,6Ghz with 1,58 but no luck (I get to windows, but crash after about 5 secs in prime95).
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance.