C2D e4600 @ 3237.67 MHz (269.81 * 12)
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Firecell
February 20, 2010 4:17:25 AM
Woohooo,2.4ghz to 3.2ghz on stock cooling!
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1029787
What do you guys think?
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1029787
What do you guys think?
More about : c2d e4600 3237 mhz 269
Nice screenshot. How does it handle Prime95, how long until one of the cores stops testing, is it after less than a minute?
I still have my e4500 that I test on OC settings on both my P5N-D, P5Q SE PLUS, and even on an ASRock G31 mobo. But I don't go past 1.3475 volts so I can't get it stable (Prime95, Cinebench testing) past 3 GHz.
I still have my e4500 that I test on OC settings on both my P5N-D, P5Q SE PLUS, and even on an ASRock G31 mobo. But I don't go past 1.3475 volts so I can't get it stable (Prime95, Cinebench testing) past 3 GHz.
Firecell
February 20, 2010 2:16:03 PM
I have not run prime95 on it yet. Is that compatible with Windows 7?
Currently I am using the burn-in feature of SiSoft Sandra which shows the system as stable after 3 one hour stress tests. Not sure how reliable those readings are though.
I added an antec tricool 80mm to the side door which which blows right into the cpu hsf. That helped lower temps on the from 54c to about 48/49c at full load with the stock intel cooler. Im surprised it made that much of a difference!
I also tried 275 * 12 in an attempt to hit 3.3ghz but the system would not post. Looks like 270 is the limit. Maybe it needs more voltage? Not to familiar with how to adjust those so I havent attempted it. Something about adding more power sounds dangerous
Currently I am using the burn-in feature of SiSoft Sandra which shows the system as stable after 3 one hour stress tests. Not sure how reliable those readings are though.
I added an antec tricool 80mm to the side door which which blows right into the cpu hsf. That helped lower temps on the from 54c to about 48/49c at full load with the stock intel cooler. Im surprised it made that much of a difference!
I also tried 275 * 12 in an attempt to hit 3.3ghz but the system would not post. Looks like 270 is the limit. Maybe it needs more voltage? Not to familiar with how to adjust those so I havent attempted it. Something about adding more power sounds dangerous
Firecell
February 20, 2010 4:52:13 PM
Firecell
February 20, 2010 5:27:17 PM
speedbump1
February 24, 2010 3:31:40 PM
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