OC tim for my q6600

[ezac]

Sup everyone, i got my chip to oc to 3.0 with 1.24v using the guide but i forgot to adjust the rest of the voltages( FSB MEM HtNforce SSP-MCP,SSP, MCP AUX.)Can i keep those at auto? i know the FSB voltage and some others jumps up high @ auto. However when i set them to default voltages@ 2.66mhz i cant get it to boot.Any ideas, or voltage to set it at.

 

[graysky]

If you're not booting @ stock settings, you'll likely not boot higher with those settings. When you say "default" what do you mean, lowest? Give us your hardware specs and your settings. Also, what is your dram:cpu divider setting?

Best thing to try is start with all other voltages at their min settings. If no POST, up one of them (probably start with the NBVcore) and see if it POSTs. If it does, see if it gets into the OS okay. If it does, run p95 and see if it passes 6 h or so of small FFTs. If it does, you're probably stable. If not, raise another vcore (2nd one to try is ICH) and repeat. Etc.

 

[ezac]

what i meant by default was i set all the voltages to their "default" settings instead of auto. When i leave them on auto and set the vcore to 1.24 I can hit an overclock of 3.0. When i did this, I noticed the rest of the voltages( MEM, FSB, HT nForce spp-mcp, nforce spp, Nforce mcp) were way to high. In my previous post I wanted to know what to set those values at. Im trying to figure out which is the north bridge setting, and south bridge? Sorry for the lame questions I just want to do this right.