skitz9417 Distinguished Apr 28, 2012 2,622 0 20,960 Jul 6, 2013 #1 is the 95w version of the phemon 955be 95w oem
Solution Quaddro Jul 6, 2013 yeah..non be 955 processor, multiplier locked. usually 95w version is rather hard to overclock than 125 watt. your current processor is better than that, just add a little extra voltage, and fly it to 4ghz.
yeah..non be 955 processor, multiplier locked. usually 95w version is rather hard to overclock than 125 watt. your current processor is better than that, just add a little extra voltage, and fly it to 4ghz.
Quaddro Distinguished Sep 1, 2010 2,074 2 20,965 Jul 6, 2013 #2 955be 95w version almost doesn't exist.. It's rare item to find..because only release in asia in small amount, and sold as "non-Black Edition" X4 955s. Upvote 0 Downvote
955be 95w version almost doesn't exist.. It's rare item to find..because only release in asia in small amount, and sold as "non-Black Edition" X4 955s.
skitz9417 Distinguished Apr 28, 2012 2,622 0 20,960 Jul 6, 2013 #3 well i found this one http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AMD-Phenom-II-X4-955-3-2GHz-AM3-6MB-Quad-Core-95W-TDP-C3-HDX955WFK4DGM-/271192434872?pt=UK_Computing_CPUs_Processors&hash=item3f245428b8 but i dont know if i can overclock it Upvote 0 Downvote
well i found this one http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AMD-Phenom-II-X4-955-3-2GHz-AM3-6MB-Quad-Core-95W-TDP-C3-HDX955WFK4DGM-/271192434872?pt=UK_Computing_CPUs_Processors&hash=item3f245428b8 but i dont know if i can overclock it
Quaddro Distinguished Sep 1, 2010 2,074 2 20,965 Jul 6, 2013 Solution #4 yeah..non be 955 processor, multiplier locked. usually 95w version is rather hard to overclock than 125 watt. your current processor is better than that, just add a little extra voltage, and fly it to 4ghz. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
yeah..non be 955 processor, multiplier locked. usually 95w version is rather hard to overclock than 125 watt. your current processor is better than that, just add a little extra voltage, and fly it to 4ghz.
skitz9417 Distinguished Apr 28, 2012 2,622 0 20,960 Jul 6, 2013 #5 for 4ghz on my x4 955be i need 1.52v to get 4ghz Upvote 0 Downvote
Quaddro Distinguished Sep 1, 2010 2,074 2 20,965 Jul 6, 2013 #6 actually you can run your processor with 1.55v for daily use without any worry.. try to combine your cpu multiplier and bus frequency.. Higher bus frequency usually make it more stable and need less voltage.. Upvote 0 Downvote
actually you can run your processor with 1.55v for daily use without any worry.. try to combine your cpu multiplier and bus frequency.. Higher bus frequency usually make it more stable and need less voltage..
skitz9417 Distinguished Apr 28, 2012 2,622 0 20,960 Jul 6, 2013 #7 well im running my nb @ 2600 on 1.27v Upvote 0 Downvote