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Clarkbar @ 4Ghz
- Thread starter Hey Zeus
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- Feb 12, 2005
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- Michigan
I'm thinking of getting one of these to replace my E5200/P45 combo, it'll be interesting to see how far you can take it. You're on air right?
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Hmm...to me thats pretty impressive for that amount of voltage. What kind of temps are you seeing?
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Low 30's at idle, High 40's with prime
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- Michigan
How long did Prime run for @ 4.2GHz with 1.211v?
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Right now she's on for 15 minutes but i'll do more extensive prime after work.
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=933114
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4.3GHz @ 1.2(+)vcore prime is MUCH better then 4GHz @ 1.2(+)vcore.
i'm not gonna lie, 1.2 for 4 even was a let down when i first started reading this thread.
my current e3110 will do 4250MHz @ 1.3 and I consider it a turd. - i'm looking for the 4GHz at or under 1.0vcore. that would be fun
i'm not gonna lie, 1.2 for 4 even was a let down when i first started reading this thread.
my current e3110 will do 4250MHz @ 1.3 and I consider it a turd. - i'm looking for the 4GHz at or under 1.0vcore. that would be fun
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I think 5 GHz shouldn't be out of reach.
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There are reviews via Google where 5GHz+ has been reached on air, and upward of 7.5GHz with LN2 These 32nm is an overclocking beast. If you want high clock speed or the challenge, 32nm should be great for you.
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Sry couldn't help myself, lol
Most impressive there Hey Zeus. I'm sure 5Ghz is attainable with that chip!
