OCCT can stress both, im using it

for those who OC their Q6600 to 3.0Ghz....

wats the LOWEST vcore uve achieved ah??

im trying to lower my vcore as much as possible

1.27v but i'm not sure correct or not since i dunno the exact vcore from my mobo......... it shows 1.28v stock, then i minus -125mv thats it.

but why u want to go as low as possible even with an ifx14 ???

wan to go as cool as possible man....

and save electricity bill oso (as if it makes much of a difference lol)

are u getting any kind of vdroop with ur board?

well bad thing about my DFI, u cannot see how much is the actual voltage being set. vdroop is about 0.003v, but it not proportion so no way of telling. but as a guide, shawty's screen shot is good, stock voltage can get to 3.2 easily

are those under n680i mobo?

Nope, it's IP35-E.
680i haven't reach.

nice..hope u can post more quad oc with n680...

shawty, what you did to change multiplier to 8?
my ip35-e refuse to change multiplier with higher fsb....

Huh?
Why not?

I just change the multiplier in the first page where you change the FSB, the ram to cpu ratio and voltage changing page lor.
It's there under the place where you change the FSB.

Have u tried updating the bios?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 26 2007, 08:45 PM

i'm on v14 bios.
already asked a pro ip35-e user in anandtech forum, he ask me go try v12 bios.
you try change to higher fsb with somemore vcore.

Sorry man, i don't want to risk burning either the processor or motherboard since the board is based on 4 phase PWM & the PCB is only based on 4 layers which is a bit too weak for quad core processors.

I have something to ask though, you seriously can't change the multiplier even at any FSB?

I can change the multiplier at any FSB on any bios.
Even on the first bios release i can change the multiplier.

Now i'm on v14 bios, and i'm on 400MHz X 8 too.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 26 2007, 09:08 PM

im at 3.6Ghz Q6600 for 24/7 use !!!

weak?
there are many users achieve high oc result with this board.

weird, maybe i'll try to remove the battery while clear cmos later.
how much vcore you need to achieve 3.6ghz?

Yes, high achievement, but mostly using Core2Duo, not Core2Quad.
I use 1.32Volts when i'm on 400x9.
Didn't test the stability though since i want the processor to only run at highest speed at stock vcore.

i did 3.0GHz on 1.2vcore in bios,OCCT in 1.19vcore.

anyway,what's the temp for u guys on 3.0GHz?

load and idle temp of using core temp 0.95.4.

your information is urging me to buy new mobo....
don't poison me

Huh?
Where got?