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Is core temp 0.96 accurate for reading the Q6600 G0??

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just wondering if it reads the correct temperature

mine shows the following:

27c
27c
24c
24c

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Maverick7 wrote :

just wondering if it reads the correct temperature

mine shows the following:

27c
27c
24c
24c

Does it say 100C Tjunction?

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yea it says tj. Max 100c

*btw i just saw your sig, how the hell are u running ur cpu at that speed? what sort of cooling do you have? also what voltage do u have to use? and lol, did u have to loosen your ram timmings or up ur mobo voltages?? nb, sb etc?

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Message edited by Maverick7 on 01-21-2008 at 02:51:27 AM

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Maverick7 wrote :

yea it says tj. Max 100c

Than it should be accurate. I'm guessing it's at stock?

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no 3GHz with 1.27 vcore however on cpuz it says its 1.24volts

do you think i can safely run it higher than what i have it at?? and i updated my post above

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Message edited by Maverick7 on 01-21-2008 at 02:53:10 AM

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Maverick7 wrote :

no 3GHz with 1.27 vcore however on cpuz it says its 1.24volts

1.27 BIOS setting is setting the VID.

1.24 is probably the actual voltage as read by CPU-Z.

Follow the Temp guide to calibrate and it should be fine.

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the VID?

and if its 1.24 then.. that means i didnt change the voltage then lol.. so how on earth do i change the voltage?

also could u answer my other questions

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Maverick7 wrote :

the VID?

and if its 1.24 then.. that means i didnt change the voltage then lol.. so how on earth do i change the voltage?

also could u answer my other questions

You set 1.27 in BIOS, correct? If you did than the BIOS setting is NEVER WHAT YOUR WINDOWS SETTING IS. BIOS = VID. VID - vOffset = Windows Idle Voltage.

My voltage for this was something like 1.55vCore or something. I have a Thermalright Ultra120X with an Ultra Kaze. It's too hot to run that fast 24/7, it's a Benchmark OC. I run it at 3.6 GHz daily at 1.400vcore.

I didn't have to do much with my RAM, the board just got a bit more NB voltage (1.4).

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ahh ic, how loud is that fan! haha it moves an insane amount of air

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Maverick7 wrote :

ahh ic, how loud is that fan! haha it moves an insane amount of air

Loud when it's turned up all the way.

I have a Sunbeam Rheobus that I run all my case fans off of and turn them up or down as needed.

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nice, i just have the sythe s-flex fan.. so its alright. My max oc will probably be around 3.6 but i plan on leaving it at 3GHz for normal operation and games

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