Is my OC set up right?

[nkarasch]

I have a Q6600 G0 with the stock hsf. If first changed the fsb to 300 which put me to 2.7 ghz. Temps remained good so then I moved it up to 333mhz which put me at 3.0. My voltage in the bios is 1.3xxish but in everest it reads as 1.23/1.24. Is this right?

My super pi 1m calculations jumped from 21 seconds to 17 seconds

Is that voltage correct?

Is 61 celcius at 100% cpu usage over time correct? It has proven stable.

 

[Evilonigiri]

Yes, it's called Vdroop and Voffset. The voltage you set in bios is the VID, the max voltage.

For your temps, at 100% load and only 61C seems a bit low. Download Coretemp to read your temps.

 

[nkarasch]

Where should they be? You dont wanna go higher than 65, correct?

 

[nkarasch]

Yeah somebody told me to use everest with Vista x64. When I had coretemp it and everest were the same. On one freak occurance I did see 65 degrees but its usually at 61 max. Does that seam to low?

 

[PlasticSashimi]

Well I can't tell you if your temps are correct because I don't know your cooling....

is it stock?

seems a little on the low side for 3 ghz @ stock, but If you're really maxing out all four cores then count yourself lucky

 

[goodie]

Yes, it's called Vdroop and Voffset. The voltage you set in bios is the VID, the max voltage.

For your temps, at 100% load and only 61C seems a bit low. Download Coretemp to read your temps.

as far as i was aware the VID is the minimum voltage your chip needs to run stock.
have you got a high VID or something?