Corran
02-09-2008, 12:57 AM
Wow. You can push Q6600s really far.
Today, I was feeling particularly ballsy and decided to have another go at trying for 4Ghz. I booted her up at 425FSB (3.750Ghz) @ 1.675Vcore (1.6 via CPUZ). I then started up ClockGen and CPUZ and slowly raised my FSB. Previously, I had only really gotten to 3.838Ghz when I booted into 3.6Ghz. Obviously, I was stupid not to realize that I could still boot into higher frequencies instead of using ClockGen. I got to about 3.9Ghz and I BSOD-ed. I rebooted back into bios and proceeded to boot into 3.85Ghz. (1.63VCore via CPUID) And sure enough, slowly and surely, I inched past 3.98Ghz into the 4Ghz club.
Whew. What a day. :>
Today, I was feeling particularly ballsy and decided to have another go at trying for 4Ghz. I booted her up at 425FSB (3.750Ghz) @ 1.675Vcore (1.6 via CPUZ). I then started up ClockGen and CPUZ and slowly raised my FSB. Previously, I had only really gotten to 3.838Ghz when I booted into 3.6Ghz. Obviously, I was stupid not to realize that I could still boot into higher frequencies instead of using ClockGen. I got to about 3.9Ghz and I BSOD-ed. I rebooted back into bios and proceeded to boot into 3.85Ghz. (1.63VCore via CPUID) And sure enough, slowly and surely, I inched past 3.98Ghz into the 4Ghz club.
Whew. What a day. :>