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Does anyone know how high a stock e2160 can be overclocked while remaining stable and at reasonable temperatures? (W/o additional case fans - I assume having more case fans or a purchased cpu cooler would increase OC potential further)
 
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2.9 on stock cooling would be about your max. 3.3 would be about right with a bad ass cooler. Depends on the chip mostly. My e2180 didnt like to run stable over a 333FSB and with the same Mobo my e7200 runs 421 stable. Everything exactly the same except for PSU's.
 
If you tossed the idea around about a better cooler , dont. For the price of the cpu and a cooler you could buy a retail e7200 and get better results.

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Ok...and is the clock speed of the CPU what bottlenecks the video card? (overclocking reduces bottleneck?)

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An OC should reduce or eliminate bottleneck, yes.

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If your video card sucks, then OCing won't remove any bottlenecks.


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3.0GHz Is a nice medium for overclocking it as the temp does not shoot through the roof and is stable.


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