Q6600 with G0 stepping eyh?
Impressive.

Gengstapo cakap dulu dia dah retire from overclocking.
Let's see sampai bila dia boleh lari dari temptation of overclocking.

Taknak aku eyh, guna je la apa yang ada, nanti X38 kuar, ko tengok aku upgrade kaw kaw!

Has anyone tested using Q6600 G0 with Abit IP35-E?

Running right now.
The Abit IP35-E manage to OC my Q6600 G0 to 3.2GHz [400X8] @ 1.3Volts [Yeah, this is my favourite speed, and will always use this for 24/7 ].
Wanted to push more, but i love my hardwares, plus, this IP35-E is just a temporary motherboard while waiting for X38.

Anyway, just want to ask your guys whose been using Q6600 G0.
Can the Q6600 G0 run at 400X8 @ Stock Vcore?

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Sep 7 2007, 08:58 PM

Now the Q6600 G0 running at 400X8 [3.2Ghz] @ 1.31Volts.
If i set anything lower than that, it can't even pass boot screen.

Anyway, does anyone here knows what the stock vcore for this Q6600 G0?

For me, i can only set to 1.25volts.
What about your q6600 G0?

Uncle!
I demand CPUz screenie!

Can't believe a 680i chipset based motherboard has the capability of pushing a Q6600 G0 to 506MHz X 8.

What do you mean by that?

Duh!
It's super easy.

Set the bus speed to 400MHz, Multiplier to 8, vcore, set the vcore to 1.31Volts, FSB:Dram ratio put to 1:1, there, you're done.

This post has been edited by sHawTY: Dec 21 2007, 06:29 PM

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

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

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

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.

Huh?
Where got?

Yours is G0 or B3?

If it's unopened, how come it's been tested?
Isn't that weird.
Same batches doesn't mean it can overclock at the same level.

Don't think so.

Duh!