E6300+ Ga-g31m-s2l

[nonose]

I'm trying a first time, but I have not had much time to learn. I put the following configuration: 7 * 333 = 2,331. I chose to leave the mobo hit the voltages alone. That seem stable to me. The temperature has a rising ... Everest is saying core1 = 60, core2 = 65, cpu = 46. What would be good temperatures? What would be good voltages? And dangerous? Can I trust the reading of Everest?

[nonose]

Tried to turn off the automatic control voltages. The temperature dropped 5 degrees in each nucleus, but that has passed the test of time / stability.

What tester do you suggest? They show the result is as fast or Memtest that has to be running hours just to find a problem in any memory?

[lorenz]

Has Prime95, but need to leave some time (hours) for running to make sure that is stable.

You will get the Prime95 download here Detail list of Overclocking / Benchmarking software

[Omari]

Use the Orthos putting priority on 10, then it quickly burdens and around 1 hr you would already done.

[nonose]

He gave few tilts at the beginning (windows not recognizing the password on the screen of welcome after a back rest of the screen) but not restarted until now. It seems that is working 100%.

Now I'm using fsb = 333, meaning the maximum value without OC motherboard (1333), right? How far can I expect to increase the FSB?

[freeman0179]

since e6300 and 6200 has low mutiplier (x7) overclocking becomes a problem due to heat , i heard people hitting upto 3.0 ~3.2 ghz with good cooler