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Get yourself a copy of IBT and watch your rig implode. Near on impossible for your rig to 100% stable with that kind of OC.

Oops. Sorry for the confusion. I have C1E enabled. That's why the voltage is so low at idle. Here's a picture of CPU-Z at 100% load.

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Those temps are a bit high ! Dont you have a custom cooler ?

Just installed a Noctua NH-U12P SE2 a few hours ago. Those temps were taken right after it was installed. Been watching them since and while gaming they aren't getting over 55.

Been fooling around with some settings. Have only been able to get back up to 3.8 stable with a lower core voltage which reduced temperatures by 10 degrees.

Just started Prime95 up.

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After letting Prime95 run all night.

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Finally hit 4GHz on air on my Q9550 with 8GB RAM after upping the PLL and VTT voltages.

Vcore is stable, LLC enabled and I'm on an EP45-UD3P mobo which is well known for reliable and accurate voltages.

True120 cooler btw with Akasa 120mm PWN fan controlled by Gigabyte ET6 software (auto mode).

My room is hot anyway and my GTX460 (Asus Top edition) does pump around some heat as well. Lian-Li case btw and all my fans are set for quiet operation instead of speed, they only ramp up during gaming.

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I have successfully managed to stabilize my first overclock, that after doing some reading.

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The question is: can I get more than 3GHz speed? I tried other combinations but they don't seem to get any stability at all. Some opinions would be highly appreciated! :)

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This one is for MB ref speed, Socket 754/NF4 chipset, currently the #2 all time ref speed in the world for Socket 754 and was the previous world record.

http://*malware domain*/show_oc.php?id=1044368

HWbot entry link:

http://www.hwbot.org/submission/966855_bones_reference_clock_infinity_nf4x_488.18_mhz

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Intel Pentium E2160 1.8 GHz @ 3.0 GHz

Video cards I don't really believe in overclocking since the performance gain has been so minimal for me, even with a pretty significant overclock, so that's stock. XFX GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB Alpha Dog Edition.

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With tons of help from members on this site i have finaly finished my PC build and below link is to EVGA's "Mod Rigs" site where stats and pic are posted. In order to save time and sum it up i'll list below

http://www.modsrigs.com/detail.aspx?BuildID=28711 (if you click on my 3dmark Vantage score it will show added spec of my pc)

i5 25k running at 4.2ghz

Corsair H60 (with dual fans)

2x GTX 560 TI fermi @950 clock speed, 1900 shader, 2106 memory

P67 Asrock Extreme 4

x4 G.skill ripJawsX 1866 4g stick 9.10.9.28 timing

Thanks again for all your great help and information i have learned a lot from this build. Currently i'm putting togther a fully liquid cooled i7 build.

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