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500mhz FSB, 4ghz E8400... is this normal?

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I have been looking around, and it seems pretty hard to get a fsb to 500mhz, do I have bragging rights? It prime 95 stable for a couple hours so far. On air

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Depends on your motherboard.

Reply to flyin15sec

500 is fairly easy on good P45s especially with E0 CPUs.

Reply to daship

Here's my old one

------------------------------ Core I7 920 D0 @ 4.2Ghz
MSI X58 Pro-E
32GB SSD, WD Blacks In R0
Sapphire HD 5870's In XFire
Reply to PsychoSaysDie

Bragging rights to WHAT? Something you've told us you did in your dreams? Show us the facts...

Reply to marcellis22

4ghz is pretty normal for a E8400.

Theres a difference between a screen shot before it crashes and a prime95 stable system.

I had a E6300 at 1.86ghz that ran 3.5ghz at stock voltage on air that ran 24/7 for 2.5 years on a $80 mobo and I just sold it for $50.

Now thats bragging rights.

Message edited by zipzoomflyhigh on 09-16-2009 at 04:47:02 PM

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i have a e8500 E0 4500mhz 9x multiplier fsb 500mhz
it has and does fold for over a week at a time and only turn it off when gaming or hot weather tries to cook it. i have a gigabyte ep45-ud3lr board
click here for screenshot

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