#Asus p5k e overclock pro

But if you can push 3.2 ghz and stay at 60c or below, you should be OK.Р”В®xcuse me if I am hard to understand at times.I've had a difficult few lives.Р”Р„re you saying more voltage? That I should go for 400x8?Р”В®dit: OK, I'm at 400x8 (FSB1600Mhz, which it supports) and am ready for another test. Watch the temps.mine shows over 60c.and that is a bit high. Give it a little more vcore and see if you can get it stable. What if Fiction was Fact and Fact was Fiction and vice versa?Р”Р„t those temps you could try 3.2g.

#Asus p5k e overclock pro

So, basically, stick to 3Ghz? or is there advice to push for 3.2? While I was on 3.2 the temps from my Arctic Cooling Freezer Pro 7 were 38C idle and 52-54C load. Mine is running at about 3.1ghz.so I think you are doing OK.you may not get much more out of it. You will not damage the cpu if your cooling is under control.the ol' 6700 is a trooper, but not on a par with the new 45nm stuff. Is it my Motherboard, the ASUS P5K-VM to blame? or is it not enough experimentation? I like 3Ghz, but would much prefer stable 3.2Ghz under load. The stock max is 1.35, the max I can get at that is 3.0Ghz stable. I know that the higher the voltage, the more likely to damage the CPU. I tried the FSB at 400x8 but that amped up the voltage to +1.4volts. My recent attempts all BSODed after a while at 1.384V. I'm overclocking my system's Q6700 to 3.2ghz (10x320) to more accommodate SETI and high performance video editing and more.