Okay... well first of all, I read the very small yet tight guide on OCing and for such a quick read it pretty much taught me most of what I want to know. However, When using Prime95 I had my 3rd core fail after about a half an hour, I raised the voltage and I haven't really seen that problem. It told me to refer to Stress.txt, but I put Prime95 on my desktop and I haven't seen a single thing called Stress.txt appear. So i'm not sure what the error is, and it never showed up on my computers search engine. Am I missing some way to see this .txt file?
I'm thinking maybe it was possible there was an error with the program that made it stop? Or was it actually a lack of voltage? I just want to see the text to see what the error was. I'm probably jumping the gun and assuming it's an error message I could decipher. Regardless, i'd like to know how to locate it.
On a side note I installed an Ultima 90 and i'm currently running tests at 8 x 400fsb. My Core temps haven't exceeded 54C which, as I read is apparently good for full load, but my voltages aren't very high to say the least, and If I turn them up much more it would get into the 60's... What is a good safe range to be in with the G0 Q6600? I'd like this sucker to last a while
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I'm thinking maybe it was possible there was an error with the program that made it stop? Or was it actually a lack of voltage? I just want to see the text to see what the error was. I'm probably jumping the gun and assuming it's an error message I could decipher. Regardless, i'd like to know how to locate it.
On a side note I installed an Ultima 90 and i'm currently running tests at 8 x 400fsb. My Core temps haven't exceeded 54C which, as I read is apparently good for full load, but my voltages aren't very high to say the least, and If I turn them up much more it would get into the 60's... What is a good safe range to be in with the G0 Q6600? I'd like this sucker to last a while