If you ever want to get adventurous, this video will help you . Luckily it's the same motherboard and chipset.

I want to overclock my Q6600 to 3.2 GHz (running stock at 2.4) which is possible with my setup; I actually built it exactly (with exception to hard drives) the same as this (doesn't even come close to yours), but it requires somebody with patience to help me out , even though I have all the suggested settings.

Edit- I'm pretty sure that Intel has overclocking software for their motherboards that works right in Windows, therefore no BIOS required.

I'm still shocked i was able to get this working, so I'm not going to mess with the clock. It runs all I need without issue so I'm good. As it gets long in the tooth (yesterday????) I may change my mind. Right now, I would not even know the difference as 3D models run smooth and draw time is 0.

I don't blame you for not touching it, that's one sweet rig!! Didn't know what your intentions where, as some people just can't get enough .