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Hey all,
Just updated my system for the first time in a while and got into overclocking, at the moment Ive clocked my intel q6600 G0 up to 3.4 ghz at 1.3v and my memorys at 600mhz. It idles at around 28-34c and wont pass 56c on full load.
Ive done a few long tests for stability and it seems fine but as my RAM is terrible and I used it from my old system I was wondering if I could take it up to 3.5 whilst keeping the ram at 600mhz.
I currently know absolutly nothing about overclocking the ram, all I know is that I need to increase it occasionally when overclock the cpu to keep it stable, I was wondering if you guys could enlighten me.
CPU-z Screenshots:


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I have 3 lots of 1GB of an unknown brand to me, Ill be getting some newer stuff when I can afford it but I have to make do for now.
So my question is:
If I take it up to 3.5ghz and adjust voltages on the cpu etc like I normally would and the system is unstable because of the ram, is it safe for me to take it higher that "600 mhz" and is there anything else I can do with it to retain stability?
Thanks guys
-Eddie
Just updated my system for the first time in a while and got into overclocking, at the moment Ive clocked my intel q6600 G0 up to 3.4 ghz at 1.3v and my memorys at 600mhz. It idles at around 28-34c and wont pass 56c on full load.
Ive done a few long tests for stability and it seems fine but as my RAM is terrible and I used it from my old system I was wondering if I could take it up to 3.5 whilst keeping the ram at 600mhz.
I currently know absolutly nothing about overclocking the ram, all I know is that I need to increase it occasionally when overclock the cpu to keep it stable, I was wondering if you guys could enlighten me.
CPU-z Screenshots:


and


I have 3 lots of 1GB of an unknown brand to me, Ill be getting some newer stuff when I can afford it but I have to make do for now.
So my question is:
If I take it up to 3.5ghz and adjust voltages on the cpu etc like I normally would and the system is unstable because of the ram, is it safe for me to take it higher that "600 mhz" and is there anything else I can do with it to retain stability?
Thanks guys
-Eddie