anyone figured out the secrete to the Q6600 and the asus p5n e sli overclock?

[linv5800]

anyone figured out the secrete to the Q6600 and the asus p5n e sli overclock? with good results ? i cant get better than 2.7 .. any help would be great !

 

[THUMPer]

add more volts!

 

[Greg King]

Please do not listen to THUMPer. While voltage can help, it's best to increase it, if needed, little by little. For starters, what settings are you working with? What works at 2.7 GHz and what doesn't work for you?

 

[sbrehm72255]

Your first step is to be sure that the following items are disabled.

CPU Thermal Control
C1E Enhance Halt State
Intel Speedstep

CPU Spread Spectrum to Disable
HT Spread Spectrum to Disable
PCIe Spread Spectrum(SPP) to Disable
PCIe Spread Spectrum(MCP) to Disable
SATA Spread Spectrum to Disable

http://www.nvidia.com/docs/CP/45121/nforce_680i_sli_overclocking.pdf

Here's a link to Nvidias OC'ing guide for the 680i boards, the only real difference between the 680i and yours is that they have a few more features, but the OC'ing part is basicly the same. This is the same guide that I use for my record setting run on my old MSI 650i board, so its good info.

 

[linv5800]

thanks for all the input . great work sbrehn ! all this is very appreciated ...

 

[sbrehm72255]

thanks for all the input . great work sbrehn ! all this is very appreciated ...

No problem, we aim to please..............

 

[Blazedremedy]

I have the same mobo as you, and all I had to do was raise the FSB and boom. But then again I don't have the same cpu as you.

 

[Blazedremedy]

add more volts!

if you want to scramble some eggs.

 

[Rob Williams]

You might have an older Q6600 that doesn't overclock too well. Download CPU-Z and see if the revision is "G0"... if it is, then you should be able to go higher.

I loved the P5N-E board... it was one of the few "budget" offerings I've come across that have been so superb for overclocking. However, I do recall it being horrible towards memory overclocking, so definitely make sure that you are not inadvertently overclocking your memory by accident.

 

[Merlin]

You might have an older Q6600 that doesn't overclock too well. Download CPU-Z and see if the revision is "G0"... if it is, then you should be able to go higher.

I loved the P5N-E board... it was one of the few "budget" offerings I've come across that have been so superb for overclocking. However, I do recall it being horrible towards memory overclocking, so definitely make sure that you are not inadvertently overclocking your memory by accident.

Yup " G1 " is the latest and kicking butt taking names

:techgage::techgage: Merlin :techgage::techgage: