Overclocking: Dual- vs. Quad-Core CPUs
Overclocking II - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.30 GHz
Our selection of the G0 stepping pays off once more, as we are able to run the processor at a frequency of 3.30 GHz without a core voltage increase.
Overclocked by 24%
We drop the memory multiplier to 2.00x.
Now, the memory divider has to be dropped down to 2.00x, which results in a memory frequency of DDR2-829.
Memory at DDR2-829 with CL4
Rock stable using the default core voltage.
Core 2 Duo E6750 @3.30 GHz | |
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CPU Frequency | 3,30 GHz (+24%) |
FSB | 413 MHz (1652 QDR) |
Core Voltage | Default |
Memory Multiplier | 2.00x |
Memory Frequency | DDR2-829 (415 MHz) |
Memory Latency | CL 4.0-4-4-12 |
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