I recently flashed my BIOS. Had some problems, but through finding these forums through Google, I was led to the right direction and ended up fixing my problem (clearing CMOS and flashing bios via newly added floppy drive; everything perfect).
Now very minor weird issue: I've been overclocking my E6600 (2.4ghz) to 3.2ghz, with settings of 355mhz and 9x multiplier. Everything works fine; when it boots it will say it reached 9x multiplier and the 3.19ghz. It also can be found once in windows when I right click My Computer and go to properties: "3.19 GHz. 3.50 GB of RAM" on the third line. Even the Intel ID tool shows 3.19 GHz for each core. Now the weird thing is, the version I had, and even the newest version of CPU-Z shows a multiplier of 6x and core of about 2.1ghz.
I don't know which to believe. I usually trusted CPU-Z. Is my multiplier 9x like everything else shows/proves, or is CPU-Z correct?
Now very minor weird issue: I've been overclocking my E6600 (2.4ghz) to 3.2ghz, with settings of 355mhz and 9x multiplier. Everything works fine; when it boots it will say it reached 9x multiplier and the 3.19ghz. It also can be found once in windows when I right click My Computer and go to properties: "3.19 GHz. 3.50 GB of RAM" on the third line. Even the Intel ID tool shows 3.19 GHz for each core. Now the weird thing is, the version I had, and even the newest version of CPU-Z shows a multiplier of 6x and core of about 2.1ghz.
I don't know which to believe. I usually trusted CPU-Z. Is my multiplier 9x like everything else shows/proves, or is CPU-Z correct?
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