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Whats everyone been getting with there 3.0c and the stock hsf? Just want to get some good ideas on how high i can push this chip with the stock hsf since my watercooling setup if for my 2.4c m0.
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Average 3.0c overclock with the stock HSF?
- Thread starter InsaneO/cer
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More likely 3.3 to 3.4 gig assuming you don't have to raise the vcore up much.
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See sig. 1.575 V is needed for stability in Prime95.
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laja said:
"See sig. 1.575 V is needed for stability in Prime95."
Can you give me an idea of what your FSB is at the 3.5? I'd think I should easily be able to do 3.5 with this P4 3.0C I have, just curious to know what you're using for a multiplier/FSB.
Thanks,
br0adband
I know I can't overclock my with this D865GBF but I'm damned sure gonna try.
laja said:
"See sig. 1.575 V is needed for stability in Prime95."
Can you give me an idea of what your FSB is at the 3.5? I'd think I should easily be able to do 3.5 with this P4 3.0C I have, just curious to know what you're using for a multiplier/FSB.
Thanks,
br0adband
I know I can't overclock my with this D865GBF but I'm damned sure gonna try.
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I assume u guys are talking about a unlocked P4, as I dont know how the hell u will ever get higher than 3.6 ghz. We tried it with my friends p4 3.0c, and MSI 875P Neo mobo, 1gb corsair DDR 400 TwinX memory. With the stock heatsink we didnt get higher than 3.3 ghz stable, as the computer turned off after playing some intense games like nfs underground. We havent tried yet to higher the voltage, but without doing this after 15 minutes nfs:u at 3.3 ghz, the CPU already reached a temperature of 68c.
