Identifying chip voltage

Illah · Aug 18, 2003

Man, it's kind of a stupid question considering how long I've been around, but I can't remember what the stock vCore is for my chip. It's one of the TbredB 2100+ chips that came out the last couple weeks 2002 and first couple weeks of 2003.

Thanks.

--Illah

sandman001 · Aug 18, 2003

I'm not entirely sure, but I think it's 1.65

Illah · Aug 18, 2003

Sounds right. Can anyone else confirm?

--Illah

xboy · Aug 18, 2003

Yes, me

Also you can check it from the bios. Put the vCore to default and you'll see

cherryp00t · Aug 18, 2003

def 1.65 v =d

Illah · Aug 19, 2003

Cool. I've been pretty conservative with the vCore then, but now that chips that perform on par only cost $50, I'm willing to up it a tad

Maybe I'll get 2.4+GHz after all.

--Illah

c627627 · Aug 19, 2003

Illah said:
Man, it's kind of a stupid question considering how long I've been around, but I can't remember what the stock vCore is for my chip.

No at all, you want to know what stupid is around here?
Making a purchase before asking for advice...

Voltage info 4u:
http://members.cox.net/alpha_03/installation.htm
R&R

The Coolest · Aug 19, 2003

Actually its 1.6volts default. As far as i know its a DUT3C, right?

Illah · Aug 19, 2003

c627627 said:
No at all, you want to know what stupid is around here?
Making a purchase before asking for advice...

Yeah, gotta love those posts like, "I just dropped $2000. Did I get good stuff?" And then you look and it's all a bunch of crap.

And yeah, it's 1.6v, but all it's brothers and sisters are 1.65v - they probably just dropped it cuz they could so it would run cooler.

--Illah

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