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12-27-2006 at 08:34:32 AM

I was wondering what is a safe/stable FBS for my CPU with the stock cooler
it runs 26C right now on idle so ya

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12-27-2006 at 07:12:45 PM

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My 3500+ Venice did a little over 2.5ghz without me really messing with it and it idled in the mid 30's C on the stock cooler and rarely broke 50C at load.

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12-27-2006 at 07:38:53 PM

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I had that same cpu with a stock and I got my over 2.5 also and never ran into any temp issues.

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12-27-2006 at 10:47:20 PM

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I get my 3200+ venice core to 2.4 ghz no problem on the stock cooler. Temps aren't even close to being a problem at load.

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12-27-2006 at 11:15:47 PM

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I was wondering what is a safe/stable FBS for my CPU with the stock cooler
it runs 26C right now on idle so ya

thanks

My sig rig tops out in the low 40's on load with overvolt, but thats because of my TT Typhoon. On stock cooler you should get 2.6 probably, of course, a small overvolt may be necessary above that and load temps may breach 60. However, if its stable then temps don't matter

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