I've got a Q6600 - and let me tell you, it's rugged.
I had something go wrong with my last PC in which the Core 2 Quad was installed. Thinking the motherboard at itself (based on the fact that the mobo was overheating when it died), I bought a new one. It's beautiful; nForce 790i chipset, three PCIe 2.0 x16, and a 2000MHz DDR3 memory standard.
So I haven't been able to figure out just yet how to get the new case's power button to talk to the motherboard. Everything appears to be connected right, but I apparently am green-green colorblind. Whatever, I just wanted to make sure that the power was OK. There's a power button directly on the motherboard (handy!) so I pushed it. It came on.
Sadly it looks like it's my video card that's the problem
![Sad :(](http://forum.x86labs.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif)
Anyway, go into the BIOS, look through settings. Pretty awesome for overclocking. Go into the system status window....
I must not have my heat sink seated correctly. Current CPU temperature: 102 C.
Hard power off!
Damnit....