hahaha I just had to post that thanks to lokie, twisted and a few others I got my new heatsink hooked up.

My current temps are 29C CPU and 27 System on stock settings... I will post my new temps here soon when I OC to 3.0ghz.

Quote: Originally Posted by DavidVaini hahaha I just had to post that thanks to lokie, twisted and a few others I got my new heatsink hooked up. My current temps are 29C CPU and 27 System on stock settings... I will post my new temps here soon when I OC to 3.0ghz.

So what cooling are you using? My Q6600 is a bit too warm to O/C.

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there is bnno wusuch hing asa too cool anhy processor that is running a 29*C is a hapy processor.

**i wasted will transltae comnntesxt tomorrow

J-Dogg, if you close your right eye while wasted you can type and spell better. Trust me on that.

Okay so I OCd it to 3ghz and im running a comfortable 47 on load.

Quote: Originally Posted by BigAkita J-Dogg, if you close your right eye while wasted you can type and spell better. Trust me on that.

I type better with my left eye closed. Still wondering what the cooling is on the aforementioned Q6600. Shock Top is not a bad American attempt at the Belgian style white beers...

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Yeah, this thread is not too interesting since the cooling isn't explained. It is just a "look what I can do" post.

I have the Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme heatsink. ASUS p5e x38

and yes its kinda a see what I can do post cause im happy

Let's see some higher clocks!

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux Let's see some higher clocks!

I agree lets see 3.6ghz by the time i get back from work soldier

Quote: Originally Posted by j-dogg there is bnno wusuch hing asa too cool anhy processor that is running a 29*C is a hapy processor. **i wasted will transltae comnntesxt tomorrow

Your using Windows Speech to Text - right?

Quote: Originally Posted by xgeko2 I agree lets see 3.6ghz by the time i get back from work soldier

Well im running at 3.6ghz right now at 48c idle with a FSB of 1600 cpu voltage is around 1.39.. im running 400x9... ill be right back with some temps on load..(having problems getting all 4 processors to be on heavy load)

OCCT is the only stress-test app with out-of-the-box support for Quad Cores AFAIK.

Download - OCCT Website english

Also, my Q6600 at 3.5ghz will be faster than yours at 3.6ghz because I'm using the 8x multiplier and thefore an FSB of 1750mhz. If you can run at 8x, do it.

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux OCCT is the only stress-test app with out-of-the-box support for Quad Cores AFAIK. Download - OCCT Website english Also, my Q6600 at 3.5ghz will be faster than yours at 3.6ghz because I'm using the 8x multiplier and thefore an FSB of 1750mhz. If you can run at 8x, do it.

so 8x450? how would you get a fsb of 1750?


lol at above stupid question; I did my math wrong.. hahaha


So with my 9x400 I used that OCCT application and it worked... my temps went up to 56c on complete load on all 4 cores.

Quote: Originally Posted by DavidVaini so 8x450? how would you get a fsb of 1750? lol at above stupid question; I did my math wrong.. hahaha So with my 9x400 I used that OCCT application and it worked... my temps went up to 56c on complete load on all 4 cores.

You gotta run OCCT for about 10 minutes to make sure it heats the CPU up to max temperature. Mine usually sticks around 50c until 8 minutes and then it jumps to 62c, staying there ad infinitum.

Make sure you run it for about five+ hours to make sure you system is rock stable.

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux You gotta run OCCT for about 10 minutes to make sure it heats the CPU up to max temperature. Mine usually sticks around 50c until 8 minutes and then it jumps to 62c, staying there ad infinitum. Make sure you run it for about five+ hours to make sure you system is rock stable.

So I ran it for about 8 minutes and then it said crashed in the program and my temp was 65C when the program said crashed.. is this supposed to happen?

Quote: Originally Posted by DavidVaini So I ran it for about 8 minutes and then it said crashed in the program and my temp was 65C when the program said crashed.. is this supposed to happen?

If it says 'crashed' it means that the stress-test has failed and your PC is not stable. What voltages are you running?

Quote: Originally Posted by reflux If it says 'crashed' it means that the stress-test has failed and your PC is not stable. What voltages are you running?

~1.39 CPU

why would it crash at 65 degrees though... I was looking at guides and they said max was 70... it was running at 65 for a good 5 mintues too without changing...

It's not the temperature, it's the lack of voltage that is causing it to crash. I mounted my cooler wrong last summer and my CPU got to 90c before crashing.

Something needs more voltage - if it's your CPU you I don't know. I need 1.49v to run 3.5ghz, but I have a particularly bad chip. You may not. Have you increased the northbridge, fsb and other voltages? What speed is your RAM running at?

Quote: Originally Posted by j-dogg there is bnno wusuch hing asa too cool anhy processor that is running a 29*C is a hapy processor. **i wasted will transltae comnntesxt tomorrow

Let's try that again.

There is no such thing as too cool, any processor that is running at 29*C is a happy processor. Vapochill comes to mind.

Something is lacking voltage somewhere.