OVerclocking 6600k

[Intel HD Graphics]

 

1 minute ago, rn8686 said:

Depends if your cooler can handle it, do try to lower it back down after (Find lowest stable voltage). 

I have one small problem, i enabled fast boot and now i can not get into bios 

 

[rn8686]

Just now, Intel HD Graphics said:

 

I have one small problem, i enabled fast boot and now i can not get into bios 

 

Reset CMOS, there should be a button somewhere on the board (Or remove the battery). 

[Intel HD Graphics]

2 minutes ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

 

I have one small problem, i enabled fast boot and now i can not get into bios 

 

Also i think i think i overclocked the cpu wrong, am i ment to do it on the presets or do it here ( image below )

[Intel HD Graphics]

11 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

Reset CMOS, there should be a button somewhere on the board (Or remove the battery). 

My manual says i have to short out a jumper, does that sound right ?

[rn8686]

Just now, Intel HD Graphics said:

My manual says i have to short out a jumper, does that sound right ?

Yep, should do it. 

[Intel HD Graphics]

Just now, rn8686 said:

Yep, should do it. 

How would i go about doing that, should i jsut get a screwdriver

 

[rn8686]

1 minute ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

How would i go about doing that, should i jsut get a screwdriver

 

Yes, just between the pins. 

[Intel HD Graphics]

Just now, rn8686 said:

Yes, just between the pins. 

My manual doesent specify where the pins are located 

 

[rn8686]

2 minutes ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

My manual doesent specify where the pins are located 

 

It should say on the board, I think its next to or around the XMP switch (At least from reading a review). 

[Intel HD Graphics]

1 minute ago, rn8686 said:

It should say on the board, I think its next to or around the XMP switch (At least from reading a review). 

I think o found what you are talkong about, there are 3 pins and there is like a little jumper covering two of them

what do i do

[rn8686]

1 minute ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

I think o found what you are talkong about, there are 3 pins and there is like a little jumper covering two of them

what do i do

Move the cover from pins 1-2, to 2-3 and then after about 10 secs move back. 

[Intel HD Graphics]

Just now, rn8686 said:

Move the cover from pins 1-2, to 2-3 and then after about 10 secs move back. 

Ok, and this can be done with me using my fingers ?

[Intel HD Graphics]

it is too small, i cant do it with my fingers 

[Intel HD Graphics]

15 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

Move the cover from pins 1-2, to 2-3 and then after about 10 secs move back. 

It is too small, i cant do it with my fingers 

[rn8686]

Just now, Intel HD Graphics said:

It is too small, i cant do it with my fingers 

You could remove the battery, that would also work. 

[Intel HD Graphics]

Just now, rn8686 said:

You could remove the battery, that would also work. 

Ok

[Intel HD Graphics]

12 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

You could remove the battery, that would also work. 

When i did this my nail accidently scratched the mother board, it kind of  cut across some lines, is that bad ?

[rn8686]

Just now, Intel HD Graphics said:

When i did this my nail accidently scratched the mother board, it kind of  cut across some lines, is that bad ?

Possibly, if it damaged the traces that could kill it (See if it boots, may not have damaged it much). 

[Intel HD Graphics]

21 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

Possibly, if it damaged the traces that could kill it (See if it boots, may not have damaged it much). 

What could it of done ( could it affect performance

 

[Intel HD Graphics]

@rn8686 Also, Going  back to overclocking, I think i overclocked the core clocked the wrong way before, i overclocked it where there were presets where i just had to click on what one i wanted. It would  come up with the options like this

 

4.0 Turbo clock speed

4.2 Turbo clock speed

4.4 Turbo clock speed And so on.

 But i realised there was another way to do it where i select all the cores and type in a number ( like 46 for 4.6 ghz )

What one would you reccomend i do

[rn8686]

24 minutes ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

What could it of done ( could it affect performance

 

Wont affect performance, just may not work at all. 

11 minutes ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

@rn8686 Also, Going  back to overclocking, I think i overclocked the core clocked the wrong way before, i overclocked it where there were presets where i just had to click on what one i wanted. It would  come up with the options like this

 

4.0 Turbo clock speed

4.2 Turbo clock speed

4.4 Turbo clock speed And so on.

 But i realised there was another way to do it where i select all the cores and type in a number ( like 46 for 4.6 ghz )

What one would you reccomend i do

Presets would be easy as it would turn up the voltage with it, but would be better if you can spend time to fine tune yourself to get the best clocks at lowest voltage. 

[Intel HD Graphics]

16 minutes ago, rn8686 said:

Wont affect performance, just may not work at all. 

Presets would be easy as it would turn up the voltage with it, but would be better if you can spend time to fine tune yourself to get the best clocks at lowest voltage. 

So, Get the prefered oc and set it at 1.4 v and slowly work my way down till it crashes

 

[rn8686]

29 minutes ago, Intel HD Graphics said:

So, Get the prefered oc and set it at 1.4 v and slowly work my way down till it crashes

 

Yes, lowest voltage is best (less heat, power consumption and longer lifespan). 

[Intel HD Graphics]

Just now, rn8686 said:

Yes, lowest voltage is best (less heat, power consumption and longer lifespan). 

Thanks