Some more overclocking!

dazftw

So my E6600 has hit a wall at 3.2Ghz at 1.3 voltage, I rather keep it at that voltage cause I feel cool is better! 3.2 is good enough anyway!?

Ive decided to take another go at it, this time lowering my multiplier down to 8 from 9! Ive left my settings the same just changed the multiplier, now im getting 2.93Ghz, done a 10hr orthos and its stable, could I just set it to 3.2 straight away or will I have to go up slowly cause I changed the multiplier?


Now on to ram, I have OCZ stuff running at 1066 @ 5-5-5-15 should I try change the speed or the timings? The only reason I bought this ram so as not to have to overclock it.. Ive decided I want to see what I can do with it and learn about it, so when it comes to building a new computer I can buy cheaper

Any help appreciated

Anti

You will really want to up the voltage a bit to go much further.

awhir

ok first try and keep the multiplyer to its native(much more stable)

ur gona have to up the voltage man try 1.4.its not gona hurt ya or ur cpu wont die !

is the ram cl5 or cl4. if it is cl5 try 5,5,5,12 .if it is cl4 try 4,4,4,12

dazftw

Ok I will give the voltage a go maybe tomorrow im off to work now so I dont have time, Also the ram is CL5 and ill have to read up on some guides for the settings in my bios cause Im not sure which ones changes the timings, there so many there!

Unless any of you guys are so kind?

dazftw

Are these the setting I need to change?

tcl
trcd
trp
tras


? Had a quick look in bio

Also upped the voltage to 1.4 and the CPU is now running at 3375Mhz im betting if I run orthos for more than a minute it will stop or my pc will crash :rolleyes:

It wasn't lasting very long on 1.35 in orthos... Can such a small up in the voltage make it work?

dazftw

tcl - 5
trcd - 5
tcp - 5
tras - 12

I did a bit of googling and that seems to be working ok?