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...I cant help wondering which part of this guide that you were reading that told you how to apply thermal paste incorrectly.
I would like to refer you to your statement..
...Show me this unending series of posts, I can't see it.
And tell me, what exactly is this magical temperature that we should all have, regardless of any other variables? Intel specifically sets a ranges for both voltage & thermal limits....
And just for the record, if you want to be precise about Arctic Silver application, I took this pic from the PDF file on the Arctic Silver website that you can download http www arcticsilver com/ins_route_step2intelas5 html
http i44 photobucket com/albums/f18/clunked/as5 png
As you can see from the pic, you were wrong about that as wellFor quad core I meant to have this [ -- ] not a [+] I can admit I made a mistake. However, I did of course show the correct display of the Core 2 Duo which is what we are referencing in this forum...unlike a dot in the center of the cpu. [ l ] was/is correct.
http www arcticsilver com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_intel_dual_wcap pdf
Additional thought: From an environmental standpoint turn back on the power saving features in the bios if you turned them off initially to avoid problems while finding the best OC.. Irregardless of what your best overclocking result is you likely don't need to waste the extra power while your system is idling or doing low intensity tasks.I was meaning that the temp seemed a bit high for 1.45v.
If you put a dot of AS5 in the centre of the cpu, when you clamp the heatsink down, itll spread itself. What you dont want is for it to be oozing out of the sides. When you take off the heatsink, there should be an almost see through, almost circular layer on both the heatsink and the cpu, any more is too much, any less is not enough. try it a few times until you get it right, you really only need a bit
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It was interesting seeing your responses to my post. I guess it depends on how each individual person handles criticism and what they read into each others postings. What my posting lacked in tact and gentility, it made up for (I hoped) in a sincere desire to improve it for Beginners.... My apology on re-reading it as most things I write; I did not intend it to be an insulting or bad mouthing piece about your guide but rather a request poorly stated..................................
Last edited by DA1745; 02-11-2007 at 05:52 AM.
I'm still waiting for you to show me, where in this guide, I mentioned the application of thermal paste in this way.
http www arcticsilver com/pdf/appinstruct/as5/ins_as5_intel_dual_wcap pdf
At the time of writing this guide, the P5B deluxe was the board of choice, and unfortunately, the power saving features didn't play nicely with an overclocked system, the same goes for the P5K deluxe using the later P35 chipset. So, unless you have some more recent data of your own to bring to the table regarding power saving, your comments are pointless.Additional thought: From an environmental standpoint turn back on the power saving features in the bios if you turned them off initially to avoid problems while finding the best OC.. Irregardless of what your best overclocking result is you likely don't need to waste the extra power while your system is idling or doing low intensity tasks.
You need to realise that this part of the guide was aimed at (quoted from the first few lines of the guide)"people who aren’t necessarily “enthusiasts“, but would like to benefit from the extra bump in speed that can be had by overclocking their Core 2 Duo CPU."
It is not an excercise in power saving, nor a journey into great detail about the finer points of overclocking - it is what it is, A basic overclocking guide to get the average person up and running relatively quickly, without having to resort to reading endless pages of meaningless stats and figures.
It's very easy, if you want to be envoironmentally friendly, don't overclock your system. When you overclock your system, you use more power, and we wouldn't want that would we?
Alternatively, buy a laptop.
No offence taken, but I would really like you to show me the Arctic silver application instructions that I apparently did incorrectly, as I can't seem to find them.===============
It was interesting seeing your responses to my post. I guess it depends on how each individual person handles criticism and what they read into each others postings. What my posting lacked in tact and gentility, it made up for (I hoped) in a sincere desire to improve it for Beginners.... My apology on re-reading it as most things I write; I did not intend it to be an insulting or bad mouthing piece about your guide but rather a request poorly stated..................................
Loosey-goosey? Name dropping now are we? Next you'll be mentioning how you are close personal showbiz friends with Turkey-Lurkey.Yep, thats why I avoided using a combine harvester in my guide.
Good guide need three more posts before I can upload screenies tho..............
Wonderfull guide!
Tommorow after Ive recieved my 2 gig 6400 ram from the mail ill have a shot at it.
My goal is 3.2 Ghz meaning a FSB of 356.
My temps at 2.4 ghz are 38 C idle and 48 C under load, pretty nifty.
Holding the 62 C- 64 C line as a maximum temp for the overclock though, wish me luck!
ok...
I'm up to 3.2 ghz.on my E6600 ...fsb 350 ...stock voltages....
Done a 12 hour stress test....
idle 24c .....57-58c under load.....sound about right gents?
Sticky
Last edited by Sticky; 08-11-2007 at 07:23 PM.
Ive clocked my e6600 to FSB 356 now. Under full orthos my max temp is 62/64 C. Is this good or a little too much? Its stable for the rest.
temps seem ok. what cooler? ideally you'd want it at 60 max
Yeah that was my goal too. but hey ill settle for 64ctemps seem ok. what cooler? ideally you'd want it at 60 max. Ive got the zalman cnps9500 Led.
Ive noticed that now Ive overclocked...in the boot up screen......my ram is now pc4200 interleaved...instead of pc6400...is this normal....
Thx in advance..
Sticky
I was going to post about the same, just noticed that too..
im looking at getting a Q6600 and 4 sticks of
BL12864AA1065 - 1GB, Ballistix 240-pin DIMM , DDR2 PC2-8500 from Crucial.com
and a 8800gt
will i be able to overclock nicely and get some good performance out of it enough to run latest games ect ect
get it from Redstore.com - Crucial 2GB (1 GB x 2) Ballistix Tracer 240-pin DIMM (with LEDs), DDR2 PC2-8500 Memory Module
I posted it in my bargain post and 3 of us already have our ram
its cheaper than from crucial.
my bargain post has the black tracer ones with led's but its only about £2 more.
this is the 2 x1 gb packs though.
ok will this ram with a q6600 and 8800gt work nice together and be able to overclock nicelyget it from Redstore.com - Crucial 2GB (1 GB x 2) Ballistix Tracer 240-pin DIMM (with LEDs), DDR2 PC2-8500 Memory Module
I posted it in my bargain post and 3 of us already have our ram
its cheaper than crucial.
Nope
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