Best bang for the buck – E2160, E2180, E4300, E6400 and E6600 – Joe
SUMMARY: Best bang for the buck – E2160, E2180, E4300, E6400 and E6600.
The purpose of this article is to take a look at Intel’s Processor Datasheets and discern what might be possible overclocking targets for different CPU series. The approach I’m taking is not to look for extreme overclocks, but rather what to expect with pad modding CPUs to run at stable speeds with standard cooling on motherboards that lack changing FSB settings in BIOS.
The “E” series dual core and subsequent processors are the subject of this article. The first clue as to what to expect from the “E” series was found in the Pentium D dual core datasheets. These CPUs were Intel’s first desktop dual core CPUs using the LGA775 mount.
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