E6750 OC to 3.0GHz on stock cooling?

[aadamszc]

Hey,

I was basically wondering if it would be plausible to OC a Intel C2D E6750 from 2.66GHz to 3.0Ghz on stock cooling. Also, I have never overclocked before, but I would be using a P35 D3SL. Would I have to take tools to the mobo or could I simply do it within the bios?

Finally, would anyone happen to have a link to a in-depth, quality guide on exactly how one should OC.

Thank you,
-Adam

 

[itotallybelieveyou]

A Guide is in the Bold blue lettered stickies. And yes it probably no prolem I got mine e6600 to 3.2 on stock. All you need is to turn up your fsb in the bios

 

[nightscope]

There's a guide in the overclocking cpu section of this board. It's a sticky. And yes, you could OC a C2D E6750 to 3.0 Ghz EASILY on stock cooling.

 

[dragonsprayer]

it will run 3.4ghz on stock cooling in the proply cooled micro atx box

 

[bornking]

I tried and burned my mobo and two sets of ram.
Do it at your own risk.
If you want more details PM me.

 

[skittle]

dont listen to the above guy... probably had a bad luck with a short or something... your cpu will reach 3.0 easily.

 

[boner]

Hey,

I was basically wondering if it would be plausible to OC a Intel C2D E6750 from 2.66GHz to 3.0Ghz on stock cooling. Also, I have never overclocked before, but I would be using a P35 D3SL. Would I have to take tools to the mobo or could I simply do it within the bios?

Finally, would anyone happen to have a link to a in-depth, quality guide on exactly how one should OC.

Thank you,
-Adam

dude can you do me a BIG BIG BIG favor please??? can you give me the software included in your CD that comes with that Motherboard??(GA-P35-DS3L) cuz i lost it

 

[MrCommunistGen]

Can't you get that software of their website?

-mcg

 

[boner]

not all of it

 

[dragonsprayer]

3.4ghz e6750 425fsb muskin ddr800 4-4--3-10 set to 4-4-5-9 at 850mhz 1:1 ratio in the micro atx below(note intel cooler):

this system has a memory cooler, chipset fan mod - front fan and rear fans - good and proper air flow is key