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    Quote Originally Posted by LeBo View Post
    Well guys, I m now on my new quad 6600 as I post this post. And I shall try to O/C it soon. Any pointers on how to do it best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LeBo View Post
    Well guys, I m now on my new quad 6600 as I post this post. And I shall try to O/C it soon. Any pointers on how to do it best.
    Lebo, this BIOS setup should get you to 3.01Ghz, I show the F10 BIOS that I have in my DQ6's but these settings will work with any DQ6 BIOS as I have used them with all the BIOS for the Board. These are the Main BIOS Settings you should be concerned with when Overclocking, any other settings should be pretty much standard or to your likings.

    Any higher than 3.01Ghz & your on your own and it will more than likely involve some Voltage setting changes. I haven't gone any higher than 3.01Ghz on my DQ6's & Q6600's because it's to hot out now and they run comfortably at that speed with aftermarket fan's installed, this winter I will go for more though.

    Get a good Quad CPU Temprature Monitor such as Core Temp [http://www.thecoolest.zerobrains.com/CoreTemp/] to Monitor your CPU Temp's. Anything higher than 60c-65c and I would look into getting a better CPU Cooler, 60c-65c is even higher than I like them to run but they will run at that Temp just fine. Mine run between 45c & 70c depending on the cooler they have and where they are located in the room.

    [BIOS F10]

    PBT-All BIOS Settings @ 333FSB = 3.010Ghz

    Once you see the BIOS Screen Press Ctrl & while holding down Ctrl to Press F1 too,
    this will allow you to see some extra Settings in the BIOS under [MB INTELLIGENT TWEAKER (M.I.T)]
    that you won't see unless you do that first ...

    333FSB = 3.010Ghz

    [ADVANCED BIOS FEATURES]
    Limit CPUID Max to 3..........................Disabled
    No-Execute Memory Protection..................Disabled
    CPU Enhanced Halt (C1E).......................Disabled
    CPU Thermal Monitor 2C (TM2)..................Disabled
    CPU E1ST Function.............................Disabled
    Virtualized Technology........................Disabled
    Full Screen LOGO Show.........................Disabled
    Init Display First............................PCI

    [MB INTELLIGENT TWEAKER (M.I.T)]
    Robust Graphics Booster.......................AUTO
    CPU Clock Ratio (Multiplier)..................9
    CPU Host Clock Control........................Enabled
    CPU Host Frequency (MHZ)......................333
    PCI Express Frequency (MHZ)...................100
    CIA2..........................................Disa bled
    System Memory Multiplier......................2.00
    Memory Frequency (MHZ)........................??? <[ This is shaded out, for Your Info only & will read per the Memory you have installed]
    DRAM Timing Selectable........................AUTO <[The next 4 settings can be either AUTO or set to your Memory Timings ie 4-4-4-12 or whatever your specific Memory reads]
    CAS Latency Time..............................AUTO
    DRAM RAS# to CAS# Delay.......................AUTO
    DRAM RAS# Precharge...........................AUTO
    Precharge Delay (TRAS)........................AUTO
    ACT to ACT....................................AUTO
    Rank Write to Read Delay......................AUTO
    Write to Precharge Delay......................AUTO
    Refresh to ACT Delay..........................0
    Read to Precharge Delay.......................AUTO
    Memory Performance Enhance....................Normal

    System Voltage Control........................Manual
    DDR2 OverVoltage Control......................Normal
    PCI-E OverVoltage Control.....................Normal
    [G] MCH OverVoltage Control...................Normal
    FSB OverVoltage Control.......................Normal
    CPU Voltage Control...........................Normal
    Normal CPU Voltage............................1.30000V
    [BIOS F10]
    Last edited by PoorBoy; 08-04-2007 at 01:15 PM.

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    Thanks Poorboy, I'll give a try. I'll let you know how it's running.

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    I just can't believe how this quad core is preforming. In fact, it is out producing two duel core AMD 6000+ and a FX-60 combined. WOW these things are crunching machines that are well worth the money. Intel sure has a winner here. AMD better get off their a**

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    Have you Overclocked it yet, and if you did how high ... ???

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    I am walking it up slowly. Right now it is at 304 on the FSB which is 2.74 Ghz and not a skip. This also on Windows Vista x64. Oh yes, it's running a temp at 51 C.
    Last edited by LeBo; 08-07-2007 at 02:13 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeBo View Post
    I am walking it up slowly. Right now it is at 304 on the FSB which is 2.74 Ghz and not a skip.
    Cool, I've bumped mine up just a Tad to 340FSB @ 3.06Ghz, I actually lowered the CPU Voltage on the DQ6 Board to 1.285V from 1.3000V ... The CPU runs cooler and it's still Stable, been running them all like that for 3 day's now without any problems ...

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    I couldn't get Core Temp to run on it because it stated that it could't load the driver. So I'm using SpeedFan 4.32

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    Did you try both versions 0.94 & 0.95, I think some PC's have trouble with 0.95. I know I have to use 0.94 on some of my PC's because 0.95 reboots the PC when I start Core Temp up ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by PoorBoy View Post
    Did you try both versions 0.94 & 0.95, I think some PC's have trouble with 0.95. I know I have to use 0.94 on some of my PC's because 0.95 reboots the PC when I start Core Temp up ...
    I used 0.95, I'll try the .094. Thanks for the info. I am using the 64 bit Vista.

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