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4.0GHz Overclocking by Core 2 Quad Q6600

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Q6600(G0)を4.0GHzで動作させるためのBIOSセッティングビデオです。http://www.octech.jp/modules/wordpress/­index.php?p=89

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  • DONT OC LIKE THIS DUDE IT WILL KILL YOUR CPU!!

    CPU VOLTAGE AT 1.6 IS TO HIGH AND WILL KILL YOUR CPU!!!

    THUMBS UP IF U WANT TO KEEP Q6600 ALIVE!

  • More than 1.5V not, never good.

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  • @klote2314 then why the hell did the first overclocker keep overclocking if it "killed" his cpu?

  • damn it works thanks for the tutorial 

  • I can vouch that anything over 1.5 for this cpu is too much. i recently got a new setup and used my same cpu (the 2.4ghz) and the voltage was at auto, which apparently is the highest it'll go. I was getting temps of 60 just idling and 83 when gaming. I put the voltage down to 1.15 and bumped the cpu to 2.65ghz. I can probably go more but im too lazy right to tweak with everything.

  • How long could you use it? 30seconds?

  • @klote2314 yea 1.6 is crazy high. Right now I've got my q6600 to 3.6 on air and my highest core temp is 46c at 1.43125 i think it is vcore. I plan on lapping later and going to 4.0 just to. and i shouldn't have to go over 1.45 or 1 or 2 above that lol

  • @MrTex1987 hyperthreading is proprietary to intel. you should get your facts checked. oc within limits is a very efficient way of maximizing chip performance, with an oversized cooler there should be no drawbacks in oc'ing. Cheers

  • img24.imageshack.us/img24/2331­/40ghz.gif that's mine

  • 125% oc would be more than 4 ghz on a q6600 i believe you would have to hit 5.4 ghz for a true 125% oc and even at 1.6 volts a q6600 ain`t doing that maybe nitro maybe LOL

  • @torontoraps8 i would like to know the answer to this as well cause i don't have a stock cooler.... i'm new to this whole pc thing and don't wanna buy new parts since it's so damn expensive but overclocking seems to work fine.

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