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dwog
07-01-01, 02:27 PM
will 2.0v instead of 1.6v fry my p3 700 cpu?
Shadow рс
07-01-01, 03:22 PM
that's a bit high.....especially if you don't have much better than standard cooling.
[Oc]acaridans
07-01-01, 03:27 PM
As a personal rule I wont increase the voltage more that .3v over spec. So if I had the chip 1.9v would be the higest
outhouse
07-01-01, 07:15 PM
dwog (Jul 01, 2001 02:27 p.m.):
will 2.0v instead of 1.6v fry my p3 700 cpu?


I would check the CPU database and see what other guys are runing with your CPU if there are allot of entry's with 2 for CV then you may be fine but as Shadow said you had better have some decent cooling.
Pinky
07-02-01, 07:09 PM
1.95 is the highest I would burnin the chip, but wouldn't recommend running it higher than 1.90 as already said.

Cooling's the key, the colder you keep the core the less risk you run in overheating or damaging it with extra voltage.
Da Bear
07-03-01, 03:46 PM
I have run my 700 up ti 2.25v, no problem, i'm currently running it at 2.05v and have done so for 6 month or so...
MooT
07-03-01, 04:51 PM
Da Bear (Jul 03, 2001 03:46 p.m.):
I have run my 700 up ti 2.25v, no problem, i'm currently running it at 2.05v and have done so for 6 month or so...

what HSF you running??
Da Bear
07-03-01, 06:24 PM
MooT (Jul 03, 2001 04:51 p.m.):
Da Bear (Jul 03, 2001 03:46 p.m.):
I have run my 700 up ti 2.25v, no problem, i'm currently running it at 2.05v and have done so for 6 month or so...

what HSF you running??

GW FOP38, idle about 26-30 degrees celsius, fulload 35-38 degrees...not so bad...