my pentium dual-core (e2160) can run on relatively low voltages @ 3 GHz. The max temp is about 55-60 degrees, a bit hot, but not unreasonable. I am attempting to overclock to 3.2. After fiddling with voltages for ages, I got a stable set:
VCore: +200 NBCore: 1.4V CPU VTT: 1.4V
My RAM is currently oc'd to about 855MHz, up from 800. I am using a Cooler Master HyperTX2 cooler.
but the problem is that the max temps are about 70 degrees, which is a lot higher than at 3 GHz. Is the 200 MHz increase worth the extra heat?
Message edited by wolfseeker2828 on 04-15-2009 at 09:17:08 AM
Heat is enemy #1. 200 Mhz isn't enough of a difference to be perceptible by a human being. Therefore it's not worth it.
Message edited by Scotteq on 04-15-2009 at 06:52:34 PM
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