Asus P5KR user here. Very satisfied with this board. Manage to OC Q6600@3.7Ghz easily. 1.52v at idle No BSOD appear until right now.Huhu.....

For 24/7 use @ 3.38Ghz succesful prime more than 12 hour. Screenshot

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This post has been edited by graphicp: Mar 27 2008, 09:16 PM

Im very care about temp. Thats why all my test consists of two different torture test software. Always use TAT and Prime95. I like to take my temp reading when cpu is fully stresses by prime95. 12hour prime, highest cpu temp is 63. The average is 57 using Core temp and CPUID. Load vcore 1.352v.

My room very hot because facing the sunshine and no aircond. And the time i stress my system was start at 11.30pm. Good time to stress system at this condition. hot day, hot room, hot cpu........I believe when stressing my system at full night my temp reading will decrease around 3'C, because that time temp around u usually drop significantly.

For information, running my quad@3.7 , idle 47'C, fully load at 70'C. Quite hot due to 1.52v CPU-Z reading.

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Added on March 28, 2008, 1:22 pmBro, i cant say stable at 3.7 becoz for me stable means stable under stress test more than 8 hours. But me fail after 4hours ++ 1 of my core was fail. , Im using TRUE 120, no aircond at my room, very hot room becoz facing sunshine.

Screenshot Q6600@3.7Ghz

This post has been edited by graphicp: Mar 28 2008, 01:36 PM

Sorry to sibuk bro. Seems like your transaction booster was enable. For better overclocking result, u should try disable the transaction booster to have better stability in your overclock.

Better find other solution for your monitoring software instead of using the software given by manufactured. Its more accurate compare to your current monitoring software. Try this coretemp or cpuid. Download here.