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**Kalim** · 04-16-2008, 12:01 PM

Increase vFSB and vMCH as you increase the FSB MHz and try again. Try and keep them as low as possible and work your way up manipulating only one at a time until you find what makes it stable. You should need very little voltage increase from stock rated to achieve 3GHz. Only add about 0.1v maximum over stock voltage for it.

It'll be better if you can list the voltages you can control in BIOS since I'm not aware what the new BIOSes for your motherboard allow in volts, they all differ. :)

450FSB should be a piece of cake for your board and CPU once you get started on it.

04-16-2008, 12:01 PM	#8 (permalink)
Kalim Roaming To Help Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 5,609 OS: Many	Re: Overclocking Q6600 to 3.0Ghz Increase vFSB and vMCH as you increase the FSB MHz and try again. Try and keep them as low as possible and work your way up manipulating only one at a time until you find what makes it stable. You should need very little voltage increase from stock rated to achieve 3GHz. Only add about 0.1v maximum over stock voltage for it. It'll be better if you can list the voltages you can control in BIOS since I'm not aware what the new BIOSes for your motherboard allow in volts, they all differ. :) 450FSB should be a piece of cake for your board and CPU once you get started on it.