Caffinehog said:
Hey, watch those voltages. The rule of thumb is 15% over default is safe. That's 37% over default!!!!! .13 micron northwoods are dying at 17% over default. (Look up threads on sudden northwood death syndrome, or S.N.D.S.)
It just seems that the last year or so has introduced a lot of easy overclocks. This has allowed a lot more people to get into it without understanding the risks, and has even tempted experienced overclockers to throw caution into the wind.
I know those voltages are high, but proper cooling can overcome high voltages. I don't expect to use this cpu forever either, and I am not a n00b to the overclocking world just because registered at this site just a few months ago. CPU's come and go and I'm sure that I'll be buying the next $50 bargain chip when it comes out, I'll never spend the $135 I spent on my AYHJA 1.33 Tbird again.
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