Oc'ing a 3500+ Venice E6 ?

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Hi.

I just got my new 3500+ Venice Rev E6. And i would like to now how high i would be able to clock it with air. Any guesses ?

This is what it says on the chip:

ADA3500DAA4BW
LBBWE 0533APAW
Z741104H50627

is that good ?

(I cant test it before next month, because my A8N-SLI fried, so im waiting for a Fatality AN8 )

 

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Do a search and ye shall find the answer, um I would guess about 2.4-2.5, btw sorry to hear about your mobo frying, I have an Asus A8N-E and i am extremeley happy with this Mobo, but my sound cRad freid yesterday putting my new fan in, eveerything else is fine, turns out my soundcard was causing all my pc problems

 

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The E6 Venices are really good clockers... you should be able to push it fairly high. Just be careful!

Some people also take the IHS off in order to get a better contact with thier heat-sinks, so you could consider that too; just be really careful

 

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Your RAM OC will be lowered because you will need to use a divider with the 4 sticks u are using. You should be able however to get a little higher then 2.6 on your CPU.

 

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#Everybody

Thank you for the good answers. I have thought about locking the RAM, and only clock the CPU. If that's possible?

BTW what's the "IHS" ..

 

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Xavion said:

#Everybody

Thank you for the good answers. I have thought about locking the RAM, and only clock the CPU. If that's possible?

BTW what's the "IHS" ..

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You can run a divider but you can't "lock" the ram at one setting.

IHS= Integrated Heatspreader

It's the piece of metal on top of the cpu with the stepping and other information on it.

 

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You can run a divider but you can't "lock" the ram at one setting.

IHS= Integrated Heatspreader

It's the piece of metal on top of the cpu with the stepping and other information on it.

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Ok.

I don't think i got the guts i takes to take the IHS of then. I like my hardware to much.