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xp2000 Palomino vcore 1.85v???

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tguzella   05-20-2003 at 05:05:24 PM

i have a athlon xp 2000 on a asus a7v8x. The vcore is set to auto on the mainboard, and is currently at 1.85v. is it too high??? should i set it to manual and input 1.75 v (original specification for my Palomino)??? or should i leave it this way?? my only concern is that the processor might be running just a little bit too hot...

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TheMASK   05-21-2003 at 11:07:09 PM
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hey, i have the same mobo too. If ur CPU temp remains below 60C at full load, then this Vcore is fine. if the temp is above 65C at full load, u need to reduce the Vcore.

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