overclocking q6600 with pk5c mobo help

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  1. Posts : 115
    windows 7 7137 x64
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    overclocking q6600 with pk5c mobo help


    I have trouble with the vcore voltage. When I set it to auto the system runs fine but the under cpu-z and speed fan it shows a vcore of 1.38V. but when I try setting teh vcore to manuel and change it to 1.28 the bios boots but windows does not. I went all the way to 1.32V and windows still didnt boot.

    Also i overclocked it to a fsb of 333
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  2. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    Why are you trying to set the Vcore lower then the voltage set on Auto, if CPUZ is giving you 1.38v after Vdroop then in the Bios that would be about 1.4v and if you trying to set it manually to a lower voltage then you will not hav any sort of stability.

    Why do you want to manualy set the voltage anyway if it works OK on Auto?
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  3. Posts : 115
    windows 7 7137 x64
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    Mr GRiM said:
    Why are you trying to set the Vcore lower then the voltage set on Auto, if CPUZ is giving you 1.38v after Vdroop then in the Bios that would be about 1.4v and if you trying to set it manually to a lower voltage then you will not hav any sort of stability.

    Why do you want to manualy set the voltage anyway if it works OK on Auto?
    im mainly worried about the temp, as the temp of each core goes to about 66 C
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  4. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    Are you still using the stock cooler or after market one and if so which one?
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  5. Posts : 115
    windows 7 7137 x64
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    Mr GRiM said:
    Are you still using the stock cooler or after market one and if so which one?
    im using an after market one, zalman 9700
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  6. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    Well I just had a look at the specs and it seems pretty good, 65c is not too bad if the CPU is at 100% but if it's going much higher then that maybe you might have a problem with how the Heat sink is seated or maybe you may need to use some better Thermal paste, what are your temps like at idle?
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  7. Posts : 115
    windows 7 7137 x64
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    Mr GRiM said:
    Well I just had a look at the specs and it seems pretty good, 65c is not too bad if the CPU is at 100% but if it's going much higher then that maybe you might have a problem with how the Heat sink is seated or maybe you may need to use some better Thermal paste, what are your temps like at idle?
    it says 44 for each core , is there a difference between the core temp and cpu temp?
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  8. Posts : 1,519
    El Capitan / Windows 10
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    l337 said:
    it says 44 for each core , is there a difference between the core temp and cpu temp?
    cpu temp is the temp on the chip package, core is inside, the thermal diode on the die itself -- will always be hotter
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  9. Posts : 115
    windows 7 7137 x64
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    baarod said:
    cpu temp is the temp on the chip package, core is inside, the thermal diode on the die itself -- will always be hotter
    thanks, so is 44 idle and 66 load, good core temps?
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  10. Posts : 4,282
    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    I think that seems about right, what do you think baarod?
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