unlock q6600 multiplier

[orangegator]

i run all q6600 at 3.8-3.8 when i burn them in bios before i build the systems - and i use the stock coole - got use them something.

but... they run around 70c or slightly lower with 2 12cm fans

my point is the locked chips run that fast.

the 9 multiplier is really optimum anyways

Haha BURN would be right. Running at 3.8Ghz with the stock hsf is Very hard to believe. Just checked the extreme power supply calculator and a Q6600 @ 3.8Ghz, 1.4V puts out 189watts. Even at 1.25V it's 150W.

 

[Grimmy]

Hi Guys, sorry if i have just dugg up an old post but i thought i would let you know.

Yestarday i recived a faulty Q6600 with G0 stepping, when i say faulty, it left the factory with it's multiplyer unlocked =D

Currently running it at 3.9 with stock and will shortly be reciving my new water cooling system. Wonder how far i can push this!

Has anyone else incounterted this anomaly as it may have been a whole batch!

Will post up an SS when i get home And will give serial etc when i get back also.

Whelp???? How about it??? Where's the CPU-Z showing the multi higher then 9???

Heh.. really don't care about the S/N.

 

[cnumartyr]

I wonder why the SS wasn't posted? Oh yea.. prolly.. wait nm.. I won't be mean.

 

[Shadow703793]

:lol: :lol: @ omol

 

[grieve]

I smell BS in the Air....

 

[rubix_1011]

I got my Q6600 to 3.7 on water the other night with a step up to DDR2-1066. I found though, that 3.6 is a little more stable when benching.

 

[cnumartyr]

I got my Q6600 to 3.7 on water the other night with a step up to DDR2-1066. I found though, that 3.6 is a little more stable when benching.

[url]http/img174.imageshack.us/img174/2977/cpuzlx2.th.png[/URL]

WOW! It only took 2.56v? NICE. Great chip you got there.

 

[Evilonigiri]

Obviously cpuz doesn't work properly on his pc or the print screen button on his keyboard isn't working...

3.9GHz on stock cooling getting 47C is real dubious if it's load temps.

 

[cnumartyr]

Obviously cpuz doesn't work properly on his pc or the print screen button on his keyboard isn't working...

3.9GHz on stock cooling getting 47C is real dubious if it's load temps.

Even idle that's a joke.

 

[rubix_1011]

What voltage are you sitting on to get the 3.89? Did you loosen your RAM timings a little, or are they on AUTO?

 

[cnumartyr]

What voltage are you sitting on to get the 3.89? Did you loosen your RAM timings a little, or are they on AUTO?

1.576
1.4 for 3.6

 

[Evilonigiri]

Even idle that's a joke.

Unless he's in the Artic or something.

 

[Shadow703793]

^*cough*

*cough*

Invalid CPUZ ID, wrong and impossible multiplier, wrong amount of cache too.

PS: Next time learn to edit an image better noob.

 

[cnumartyr]

I got mine working unlocked... check it out. Just had to use a conductive pen between terminals 45 and 48.2.

 

[rubix_1011]

Hmmm...nice try...it was just the wrong version of CPU-z. That wasn't an editing job moron.

 

[Evilonigiri]

Hmmm...nice try...it was just the wrong version of CPU-z. That wasn't an editing job moron.

[url]http/img84.imageshack.us/img84/3776/newpicture1ej0.th.png[/URL]

It looks like you've got a 72.5MHz overclock! Congrats!

I think you should take a SS under load?

 

[rubix_1011]

Interesting reply, but if you will notice, the multiplier is sitting at x6 not x9...meaning speedstep is dropping it at idle. Maybe you should try taking the 412 by the x9 multiplier to get the load clock speed. Simple math:
412x9= 3708.

 

[Evilonigiri]

Interesting reply, but if you will notice, the multiplier is sitting at x6 not x9...meaning speedstep is dropping it at idle. Maybe you should try taking the 412 by the x9 multiplier to get the load clock speed. Simple math:
412x9= 3708.

That's why I said take the SS under load! I don't want to bust out my calculator.

 

[Shadow703793]

Notice the gray high lite on the Multiplier and bus speed.

 

[cnumartyr]

Interesting reply, but if you will notice, the multiplier is sitting at x6 not x9...meaning speedstep is dropping it at idle. Maybe you should try taking the 412 by the x9 multiplier to get the load clock speed. Simple math:
412x9= 3708.

Maybe instead of being an ******* you should give some people around here respect since you seem to want it so badly.

Hey guess what? I could post up 500x6 and say "Yea it's a 4500 MHz clock."

So put it up, or shut it up and quit trying to give people crap for expecting a minimum. Perhaps you should hang out in the OC section more where it's more common. There is atleast an etiquette.