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 [ How to overclock QX6800 ], Step-by-step guide to OC'ing a Qx6800

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iBenQ
post Jan 12 2009, 06:14 AM

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u remind me of myself when i was a noobie @@... well, firstly set the multiplier u wanna use (QX6800 ranges from 6~31)...

look at your bus speed... by default it should be 266, hence stock clock for QX6800 is 266x11 = 2.93ghz

to increase ur clock, u can either:

1. increase the bus speed
2. increase the multiplier

for bus speed, for example, if u put 300, it will be 300x11 = 3.3ghz
for multiplier, for example, if u put 12, it will be 266x12 = 3.19ghz

when you oc your bus speed, few things will be oc'ed as well... ram, and your fsb... lets say u put 300, ur fsb will be 300x4 (fsb is quad pumped) = 1200fsb, and your ram, depending on your multiplier, for this case lets use 1:1, will be 300x2 = 600mhz...

regarding voltage, it depends on your proc's capability... u might be able to hit 3.2ghz on stock vcore... but if u find it unstable, u have to add vcore, assuming you are very sure that the processor is the culprit for instability biggrin.gif

hope this helps
iBenQ
post Jan 12 2009, 01:27 PM

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QUOTE(Denwcp @ Jan 12 2009, 01:17 PM)
yah . i've viewed that thread earlier but i cant really understand wat they are saying, somemore, there're no guide for QX6800 either. sweat.gif
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its the same... just that, ur qx6800 is alot easier to oc cos of its unlocked multiplier biggrin.gif

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