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Old Mar 1, 2009, 02:22 PM   #1
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I would like to thank everyone here, after reading just about every thread I made the plunge and successfully overclocked my Q9450 to 3.2Ghz, Prime 95 stable. I can now see that overclocking can become addictive to see how far you can go .
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Old Mar 1, 2009, 02:30 PM   #2
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Grats mate...i also learned form some of the fine ppl here and got my q9450 at 3ghz stable 24/7 @ 35 degrees idle. Also welcome to TPU
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Congrats pajama! What voltage and what are the temps like?
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Old Mar 1, 2009, 11:28 PM   #6
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Congrats pajama! What voltage and what are the temps like?
Voltage on CPU-Z is 1.208
Max Temp on Real Temp is 56 degrees C during Prime 95 on core #3
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Voltage on CPU-Z is 1.208
Max Temp on Real Temp is 56 degrees C during Prime 95 on core #3
Makes it even sweeter!

Now to post some benches eh?
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Cripes that's a coool OC! Going for higher speeds in the near future?
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Cripes that's a coool OC! Going for higher speeds in the near future?
I will enjoy this for a while but I will try and see how high I can go.
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As I have a Q9450 myself im wondering if the Vcore @ 1.216 is too low for 3ghz?
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