[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by Hondacity

intel deliberately introduced a coldbug..hopefully manufactureres get something around it..

Yo, whered you read that glowing piece of information?

[OC Maximus]

From the Asus OC Guide:

(Please take this with a grain of salt)

Q: How does it do Under Liquid Nitrogen?
A: As the Core frequency scaling capability is inversely proportional with respect to the change of
temperature when the CPU temperature goes down too low, the overclock capability of the CPU
actually reduces dramatically when it reaches below zero degrees. For example, a CPU may do
5.0GHz @ 0C, but only 4.9GHz @ -40C. The ideal temperature for overclocking the Sandybridge
processor under the P67 platform is around 15~20 degrees.

OCM

[Kal-EL]

Originally Posted by OC Maximus

From the Asus OC Guide:

(Please take this with a grain of salt)

Q: How does it do Under Liquid Nitrogen?
A: As the Core frequency scaling capability is inversely proportional with respect to the change of
temperature when the CPU temperature goes down too low, the overclock capability of the CPU
actually reduces dramatically when it reaches below zero degrees. For example, a CPU may do
5.0GHz @ 0C, but only 4.9GHz @ -40C. The ideal temperature for overclocking the Sandybridge
processor under the P67 platform is around 15~20 degrees.

OCM

[Hondacity]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

Yo, whered you read that glowing piece of information?

read the answer by ocm....lol

its ridiculous

but yeah its a bug by intel

[Neuromancer]

http://www.chw.net/2010/07/intel-san...356-y-lga2011/

Sandy Bridge EP and EX platforms due out the end of the year. That is where the big boys will be playing I think.

Z68 is rumoured to come out in Q2... which is a H67 with P67 OC support.
and a couple of other new features.

[dinos22]

Originally Posted by Kal-EL

it's true :(
such a shame

[Hondacity]

please fix it dinos

you can do it