CPU Overclocking oddity in temperature (AMD APU E2)

ValorZeroAdvent

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Hi guys, I have a little oddity that I want to ask.

I am using an Acer 4250 laptop and I overclocked the AMD APU E2 1.6 ghz to 2.6 ghz.

I noticed that there was only 1c-3c increase in temperature from stock frequency (1.6ghz at 70c on full load prime95) but CPU-Z shows 2.6ghz at 72c and Core Temp shows similar temp as well. I used the Brazos Tweaker as I cannot overclock this cpu as this cpu is in an Acer laptop.

This is a screenshot of Prime 95 and CPU-Z HWMonitor
http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/1176/cpuoverclock.png

 

ValorZeroAdvent

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Yeah, it is a weak processor for gaming, but the point is that people will expect 5c-10c increase in cpu temperature when overclocked by at least 200mhz-400mhz. However, the base/stock cpu speed is 1.6 ghz max but in the picture above, it shows 2.6 ghz which is 1 ghz base overclock which is pretty insane for a laptop, plus the fact that it didn't heat up too much.
 

AioniosJay

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i to also overclocked my e2-1800 from 1.7Ghz to 3.4Ghz and i dont see much of a temp increase aswell ive done a few bench marks and it indeed has gotten a bit faster (not much but and increase is an increase.
 

TechSoltice

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I got the same processor, how did you overclocked it? I would appreciate it a lot if you show me how to overclock it :)
 

AioniosJay

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well i used Brazostweaker

 

wldantc

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No activity in the thread so I assume no adverse effects from the OC? I just got my E2-1800 (dm1-4310nr) and have noticed the same thing... OC to 3400 using brazostweaker... and there is very little change in max temp using OCCT burntest and speedfan to monitor...
E2 seems to be quite an unpolished gem... and sadly there may have been an even higher ceiling as i was able undervolt P0 VID to 1.35 and it's still 100% stable!
Also, great underclock/volt of the P2 state to save battery...

Anyone actually game at 3400mhz? or does the GPU make it go too high for thermal safety?