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phial   10-15-2005 at 07:49:57 AM

ok so i got a E6 (whatever that is) venice 3200+ last week...


i got it up to 2.4ghz prime95 stable at 1.5volts. yea it kinda sucks, but hey its still an overclock. still 38degrees under load, and around 30 idle.

I am wondering what is the highest safe voltage is for this core? ANd what is stock? thanks in advance :)

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endyen   10-15-2005 at 07:55:33 AM
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Before you go upping the voltage more, how about some details. My 3200 is @ 2.45, at the same voltage, with a 4X HTT, and 5/6 mem divider (pc3200), on a stock fan. It will do 2.5, now that the room is below 30c, but why bother.

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phial   10-15-2005 at 07:59:07 AM
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we are exactly the same. wierd!


4xHTT, 5/6 memeory divider cause my ram also wont overclock ;)

ON THE STOCK FAN! FREAKY MAN! oh and im on a nforce4 ultra mobo that has overclocked to 290fsb in someone elses box. so the mobo isnt going to be a limiting factor.




how much higher do you think the voltage is safe to go? oh, and are venice cores stock at 1.35v? thanks mate

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endyen   10-15-2005 at 09:49:52 AM
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Mine calls 1.4v stock, though the range is 1.35-1.4 I tried 1.55, but it did nothing for me except add heat. Scotchen had his @ 1.85, but that was on water.
I know I need a better cooling solution, since mine is hitting 50c while folding.

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