How low can your vcore go?

[illicitsc]

My 3000+ venice is doing 1.1v right now as im typing this. It is at stock clocks obviously just wondering how low u guys can go, im gonna reboot now and do 1v

Edit: btw im loving these uber low temps 34c max priming on stock hsf

 

[illicitsc]

dam 1.1 is lowest even tho bios says 0.8 meh, priming + oc time

update: dam, crash at 2ghz

 

[chuckshissle]

Got 1.15 on my Pentium D 840 Smithfield (norm operating voltage of 1.25 - 1.4v) Got about 7 degrees cooler. But problem is it slows down during full load operation so I got it back to 1.25.

 

[7H4_D00D3]

Sempron 3000+ @ 1.15V
Havn't tried lower
It even resisted 100+mhz with that voltage

 

[parlee]

1.39 on my clawhammer (stock 1.5) not much but it crashes in gaming at anything lower idle temps are still really high, 43... with zalman 7000 i think it is.,.

 

[joefriday]

1.08 volts on my Northwood Celeron 2.0 GHz. Stock is 1.5 volts.

When I had a Sempron64 2800+, it did 1.1 volts at stock speed.

2.0 volts on this K6-2. Stock is 2.4 volts....unfortunately it can only run up to 350 MHz at this voltage. Not that the extra 100 MHz would make the computer any faster, as it is currently not the bottleneck.

I never tried to see how low my Celeron D 310 could do when I owned it, but it would clock to 3.6 GHz on stock voltage, and one time when I messed up a socket after pin modding, it was able to still post at 3.2 GHz on just 1.1 volts, stock being 1.35 volts (crashed when loading OS of course).