Recent content by noobie123

i use goo gone. it works really well plus it was made for removing sticky stuff so pretty handy to have around ;)

Yeah you need to up vcore, nb volt is prob fine where you are, unless you are going higher than 3.2ghzthen up that too.

I'm pretty much in the same boat but i have tried everything already and prob gonna conclude that you are going to need to up vcore to maintain stability. I went as high as 1.6v to run 3.6ghz stable except temps were 70+...so i had to back off, not worth it imo. I also tried raising all those...

I have this same problem on a p5b deluxe and e6600 but I would think its some kind of software error/bug because if you look at core temps, they don't have a large spike like the cpu temp. (cpu temp should be roughly 5 degrees below core temp so it makes no sense for cpu temp to jump like 60...

I don't really notice the difference either, but my reason for oc'ing is so I can get the most bang/buck for my money. Its kinda like having some people buy an e6600, e6700, x6800, etc. Will most people feel a difference bet. the models? prob not. But people still buy it right? yep! Now, having...

yeah i run it at 3.4ghz to keep the load temps in the mid 60s. To be honest i dont remember my vcore for 3.0 ghz, but i'm pretty sure I increased it just a little bit. My stable vcore for 3.2ghz is 1.3875v though if that helps. Load temp was about <60 degrees.

Hi, i new to overclocking and just had a few questions...hoping 1 of u gurus can help ;) 1. I can overclock my e6600 to 3.6ghz (9x400) on a p5b-deluxe using an artic freezer pro 7, but i'm afraid to run orthos for long because core temps show 70+ degrees! I know you might suggest reseating the...