hey all
i have a Intel Quad Core Q6600 G0 Stepping,
stock its 2.4Ghz @ 266 FSB and a multiplier of 9,
i overclocked it to 3.96Ghz @ 440 FSB and a multiplier of 9
when windows is idle it turns the multiplier down to 6, which i assume is as low as it goes, to bring it back as close as possible to its stock speed, with the 440 FSB,under load, it goes to 9 Mulitplier, which is what is set in the BIOS, why does it do this, and how can i keep it at 3.96Ghz all the time?
and why does it show my memory is running at 2T, when iv set it manually in the BIOS to run at 1T?
My system specs,
Intel Quad Core Q6600 G0 Stepping @ 3.96Ghz (when it feels like it lol) (watercooled)
ASUS Blitz Formular
OCZ Reaper 8500 1066Mhz 2GB kit, dual Channel
OCZ GameStream 1010Watt PSU
ATI Radeon Connect 3D X1900 XTX (Danger Den Tyee Block)
Thermaltake Kandolf LCS Case
Thanks
i have a Intel Quad Core Q6600 G0 Stepping,
stock its 2.4Ghz @ 266 FSB and a multiplier of 9,
i overclocked it to 3.96Ghz @ 440 FSB and a multiplier of 9
when windows is idle it turns the multiplier down to 6, which i assume is as low as it goes, to bring it back as close as possible to its stock speed, with the 440 FSB,under load, it goes to 9 Mulitplier, which is what is set in the BIOS, why does it do this, and how can i keep it at 3.96Ghz all the time?
and why does it show my memory is running at 2T, when iv set it manually in the BIOS to run at 1T?
My system specs,
Intel Quad Core Q6600 G0 Stepping @ 3.96Ghz (when it feels like it lol) (watercooled)
ASUS Blitz Formular
OCZ Reaper 8500 1066Mhz 2GB kit, dual Channel
OCZ GameStream 1010Watt PSU
ATI Radeon Connect 3D X1900 XTX (Danger Den Tyee Block)
Thermaltake Kandolf LCS Case
Thanks