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At 4.0 GHZ, 7 and a half hour stress test. max temp 58c, Idle Temp 39c; vcore 1.232
http://img78.imageshack.us/img78/7010/e8400ocbx1.jpg


I usually run it at 3.6. Max temp 45c, Idle temp 35c; vcore 1.12
http://img134.imageshack.us/img134/3460/e8400oc2as8.jpg

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outstanding, Your a lucky guy.

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Mogwilson wrote :

outstanding, Your a lucky guy.


What's a typical vcore for these speeds?

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Looks good, stock volt on mine was 1.18 and for 4 ghz for the last 4 months is 1.24 so you should be able to keep yours at that 24/7 and never hurt it with those temps or volts. Very nice.


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Looks good to me!

What Mobo you got?

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Message edited by 1971Rhino on 06-19-2008 at 08:23:04 PM

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1971Rhino wrote :

Looks good to me!

What Mobo you got?


Gigabyte P35 DS3R
Got it for free actually. I built a pc for a guy I used to work with and his house got nailed by lightning, and his mobo fried. I told him to just go out and buy a new one and I would install it for free and I kept the damaged one and had it RMA'd.

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Yager wrote :

Gigabyte P35 DS3R
Got it for free actually. I built a pc for a guy I used to work with and his house got nailed by lightning, and his mobo fried. I told him to just go out and buy a new one and I would install it for free and I kept the damaged one and had it RMA'd.



Now isn't that slightly lewd? :lol: but I supose it does pay for your services...


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It is a very newb question, which is why I ask it.
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jonyb222 wrote :

Now isn't that slightly lewd? :lol: but I supose it does pay for your services...


Well it was totally useless to him, the RMA took several months anyways, and he wanted his pc back up asap.

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Did he give it to you? Or did you take it?

Mwahahahahhaahwahahaha


Message edited by pcgamer12 on 06-19-2008 at 09:38:20 PM
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Yager wrote :

Well it was totally useless to him, the RMA took several months anyways, and he wanted his pc back up asap.



not as bad now, but does he know what you did?


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It is a very newb question, which is why I ask it.
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jonyb222 wrote :

not as bad now, but does he know what you did?


Yeah I told him

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Yager wrote :

Yeah I told him



then it's all fine N good, you are hereby pardoned :kaola:


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It is a very newb question, which is why I ask it.
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How did you get Gigabyte to RMA it when it was caused by lightning? You lied? How can you RMA something you didn't buy?

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thats not the bad at all.but i seen higher. let me get him for you.

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here you go.i found him.

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Oh...by him you meant xtkxhom3r...

 

EDIT: I thought "him" was a typo, see?


Message edited by Evilonigir i on 06-19-2008 at 11:31:56 PM

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now you get what i said nigiri. i had some the other day you know. i just love salman nigiri!yum.....

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the P45 is far more capable than anything out there.and it will max ANY CPU processor in normal condition if you are pushing it to the limit. what i mean by normal is aircooled and watercooled and no fancy cascade or LN2 cooling.

any processor will choke out smoke before the p45 will.

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Unless you have phase change cooling i wouldnt take it higher, Make sure thermal throttling is enabled in your bios otherwise your cpu will blow its lunch.
If you really want to brag why dont you post a super pi time here, overclocking without stability is like a fat bloke ice skating, good to see but u know its gonna fall over.

cheers

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sorry mogwilson that rig is not mine.its simply a friend i know and ask him to post here to give him a guide. or maybe you got jealous....hum...looks like it.

if you are kind enough to ask in this forum, even you disable TM2 in BIOS your CPU simply WOULDNT BLOW TO PIECES!

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