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26th Nov 2008, 07:40
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can anyone say how to overclock my q6600 and after that what are the coolers that i need to use to prevent my system cpu from burning out
please specify the cooler i need and the price at its best |
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28th Nov 2008, 15:18
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well it entirely depends on how far you want to go, if you want around 3.0ghz an arctic cooling freezer pro 7 will do you well, if you want to go higher then go with a cooler master v8 if you have the money, this cooler is supposed to be the next best thing to watercooling, you can check out the review here http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=4BT-GbRBdiQ
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16th Jan 2009, 15:44
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lol quad 2.4GHz isnt enough ? but my friend did 3.2GHz with stock fan, it wasnt hard i guess
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#4
16th Jan 2009, 16:16
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The AC7 has long been inferior to the multitude of HDT coolers flooding the market. You're not going to get much on a quad but if you want to try this get a Xigmatek S1283.
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17th Jan 2009, 04:27
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From what I hear, upping the Bus Speed to 1333 from 1066 will boost the clock speed to just over 3.0 GHz and takes about 15 seconds. Enjoy!
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17th Jan 2009, 20:22
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but always remember to be careful and sure of your numbers. One wrong move and your cpu is fried.
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31st Jan 2009, 14:04
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For serious overclocking it is worth investing into another fan. The stock fan is perfectly suitable for reasonable overclocking. But might not want to over do it.
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