8500 on a 6400 Board

TechDriver

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• Aug 23, 2007

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Hi everyone this is my first post and I have a question.

I am currently running 8500 memory on a board that is only rated for 6400. I understand that the board will clock down to the 800Mhz but for overclocking would it be better and more stable to run with 1066 installed.
The chip is rated at 2.40 and I am running at 3.15 stable.
FSB 347
Mem Freq 1041
Rated FSB 1388

 

Last edited: Aug 23, 2007

Peepaw

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• Aug 23, 2007

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First off welcome.

Your ram will be fine.

 

LuckySevn

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• Aug 23, 2007

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Are you saying you're running those modules on 3.15v??

 

inkfx

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• Aug 23, 2007

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No, he is saying his chip is rated for 2.4ghz but has it at 3.15ghz.

 

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• Aug 23, 2007

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Welcome , your ram will be just fine . It is very good manny ppl here use it . If you need any help getting your system higher just ask there are manny oc adicts here =) ( me included)

 

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• Aug 25, 2007

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Thanks guys, it seams to be working just fine I just wanted to make sure.

Does anybody know how hot is too hot on a E6600.
Currently @ full load I am running about 46-48c using speedfan but my motherboard utility (Easytune 5) shows it about 40c. Sometimes a 10c difference in temp between programs. Does anybody know what's up with that?

 

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systemhost

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• Aug 25, 2007

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Sensor mixup? Sometimes the programs grab the wrong readings... well, happens alot actually. But either way, those temps are just fine.

 

maxfly

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• Aug 25, 2007

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give coretemp or intel tat a try.they should give you accurate readings.