Vista - Post your over-clocking results

**fadedrs** · 07-02-2009

Speedfan, and everest i think are really close to each other everest gives you way more temps.

i have speedfan running all the time just due to its smaller footprint. but if i really want accurate temps i open up everest.

**skunksmash** · 07-02-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs

Speedfan, and everest i think are really close to each other everest gives you way more temps.

i have speedfan running all the time just due to its smaller footprint. but if i really want accurate temps i open up everest.

i also have Speedfan running constantly, it shows my mobo temp at all times in the taskbar....

some ppl cannot get on with it, but on my rig it reports temps perfectly in alignment with other apps like ''Everest'' & ''Asus probe''

SK

**amigo max** · 07-02-2009

I have speed fan and it shows totally unbelievable temperatures like somewhat like 92 for GPU 99 for CPU and -2 for sys temp. But i use CPU ID and the soft with my mobo which somewhat believable temps. but the only temperature i believe is from the CMOS.

**Adikaaaa** · 07-12-2009

I overclocked mine Intel Core2Duo 1.6 to 1.8 i dont know its limits

**MDA400** · 07-12-2009

Quote: Originally Posted by stew2

Theres already a thread for this. Its HERE

But anyway i run my e6600 at 3.6Ghz thats a 50% overclock on the stock 2.4Ghz and run my FSB at 450 which is a 69% overclock. All stable and use the pc everyday including gaming etc...

Same for me with my q6600. (two e6600's on 1 die.

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**roy69** · 07-13-2009

Speedfan gave me silly results. will try everest.

07-02-2009	#11 (permalink)
fadedrs Vista Ultimate X64, Windows 7 X64, XP Pro X64, Vista Home Premium X86 695 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results Speedfan, and everest i think are really close to each other everest gives you way more temps. i have speedfan running all the time just due to its smaller footprint. but if i really want accurate temps i open up everest.
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07-02-2009	#12 (permalink)
skunksmash ultimate 64 SP1 2,190 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results Quote: Originally Posted by fadedrs Speedfan, and everest i think are really close to each other everest gives you way more temps. i have speedfan running all the time just due to its smaller footprint. but if i really want accurate temps i open up everest. i also have Speedfan running constantly, it shows my mobo temp at all times in the taskbar.... some ppl cannot get on with it, but on my rig it reports temps perfectly in alignment with other apps like ''Everest'' & ''Asus probe'' SK
My System Specs

07-02-2009	#13 (permalink)
amigo max Vista Ultimate 32bit, 7 Ultimate x64 74 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results I have speed fan and it shows totally unbelievable temperatures like somewhat like 92 for GPU 99 for CPU and -2 for sys temp. But i use CPU ID and the soft with my mobo which somewhat believable temps. but the only temperature i believe is from the CMOS.
My System Specs

07-12-2009	#14 (permalink)
Adikaaaa Vista Home Premium 7 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results I overclocked mine Intel Core2Duo 1.6 to 1.8 i dont know its limits
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07-12-2009	#15 (permalink)
MDA400 Vista Home Premium x64 SP2 146 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results Quote: Originally Posted by stew2 Theres already a thread for this. Its HERE But anyway i run my e6600 at 3.6Ghz thats a 50% overclock on the stock 2.4Ghz and run my FSB at 450 which is a 69% overclock. All stable and use the pc everyday including gaming etc... Same for me with my q6600. (two e6600's on 1 die. )
My System Specs

07-13-2009	#16 (permalink)
roy69 Vista home premium 64 bit 2,115 posts	Re: Post your over-clocking results Speedfan gave me silly results. will try everest.
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