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I noticed that you have a wicked OC on your Q6600! I have a similar mobo P5Q-Pro and was wondering what cooling and volts that you have? Thanks.
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@ Rizo-uk, step in please.
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Hey,
P5 range is pretty good in all fairness
380FSB
9X Multi = 3419mhz
Turn off Speed Step
Make sure you lock the ratio at 9
Disable CPU Spread Spectrum for increased stability
Enable VLL from Auto
1.45v in bios gives approx 1.35v in CPUID.
I left my ram slightly under clocked at 760mhz with standard timings.
Cooling is done by a Xigmatek AIO S80DP, the cpu does get warm under 24hrs of folding but the max is 69*C / Ambient is around 22*C due to small room.
Mobo temp is around 46*C
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Xigmatek/AIO_S80DP/
P5 range is pretty good in all fairness
380FSB
9X Multi = 3419mhz
Turn off Speed Step
Make sure you lock the ratio at 9
Disable CPU Spread Spectrum for increased stability
Enable VLL from Auto
1.45v in bios gives approx 1.35v in CPUID.
I left my ram slightly under clocked at 760mhz with standard timings.
Cooling is done by a Xigmatek AIO S80DP, the cpu does get warm under 24hrs of folding but the max is 69*C / Ambient is around 22*C due to small room.
Mobo temp is around 46*C
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/Xigmatek/AIO_S80DP/
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oh and its a G0 Stepping Q6600
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Thanks Rizo. As luck would have it my newly rebuilt (HS/F, PSU) machine has crapped out on me. I think it's the battery as BIOS was losing its time and date and now won't even boot up, I'll find out in a few days.
I think it's the battery as BIOS was losing its time and date and now won't even boot up, I'll find out in a few days.
