Edit: although just realised your sig says 4Ghz so you probably knew that, if your question is regarding stock voltages, then I'd say it's very likely, on the E8500 I went from FSB1333 to ~FSB1600 on auto. You'd want to watch heat on a stock heatsink though. You will be (at 4Ghz) running FSB1454ish which is 363Mhz x 4.
The FSB number/spec always being 4 times the actual FSB clock speed on these chips.
Message edited by SpidersWeb on 09-30-2009 at 06:21:00 AM
I change from FSB 1333 to FSB 2132 (although I needed to change the heatsink on the NB to do that).
Not sure on world OC record on water, all the top overclocking results are almost always using liquid nitrogen. My highest on air was 4.75 but wasn't stable. On my chip (E8500), I found anything over 4.25Ghz requires big increases in voltages for little gain.
------------------------------Intel E8500 - 4.26Ghz - 533 x 8 - on air cooling with DDR2-1066 running native
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