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karlpox   06-03-2007 at 07:07:33 PM

what voltage to use to OC my e6300 upto 3ghz? and voltage for my memory as well inorder for it to be stable?

my mems are corsair 2gb xms2 ddr2-800

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nvalhalla   06-07-2007 at 10:27:31 AM
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Well, it varies by CPU. Try stock, some can handle 3.0 stock. I don't know what MB you are using, but up the voltage on the FSB and northbridge +.1 too. Be sure to lock the PCIe at 100 or 101. I need 1.375v for my E4300 to reach 3.0. Just go to 3.0, and up the volts till it's stable. Anything under 1.4v is perfectly safe on stock cooling, over that I would recommend upgrading to better.

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xciter   06-12-2007 at 11:17:26 AM
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It depend of the cooling solution of the cpu and the airflow in the case. If both of them are good you can adjust it all the way up to 1.4-1.5v for the cpu. If the northbridge is too warm to touch with bare hand don`t crank up it`s voltage.

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karlpox   06-13-2007 at 02:03:39 PM
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Well, it varies by CPU. Try stock, some can handle 3.0 stock. I don't know what MB you are using, but up the voltage on the FSB and northbridge +.1 too. Be sure to lock the PCIe at 100 or 101. I need 1.375v for my E4300 to reach 3.0. Just go to 3.0, and up the volts till it's stable. Anything under 1.4v is perfectly safe on stock cooling, over that I would recommend upgrading to better.



my MB is asus commando. and im using scythe ninja rev b as cooler. i tried uping my V to 1.5 still wont boot. with a ration of 1:1.

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Jim_L9   06-13-2007 at 03:07:37 PM
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If you increased your FSB to over 400 MHz you are probably having problems with running you memory too fast.

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