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6400 voltage
- Thread starter darktiger
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My e6400 is at 2.72ghz w/ only 1.200v - 8hrs orthos stable
idle: 46*C
load: 55*C
I have a feeling that I could probably drop the voltage further and run it at 2.8ghz but I'd rather not mess with it since I'm happy with the overclock
On a side note when I was letting the bios set the voltage which it set at 1.425 @2.66ghz. I got:
idle: 55*C-60*C
load: 70*C-74*C
idle: 46*C
load: 55*C
I have a feeling that I could probably drop the voltage further and run it at 2.8ghz but I'd rather not mess with it since I'm happy with the overclock
On a side note when I was letting the bios set the voltage which it set at 1.425 @2.66ghz. I got:
idle: 55*C-60*C
load: 70*C-74*C
Definitely watch out for the AUTO CPU voltage setting with the Gigabyte DS3 and likely the S3 as well. When you start overclocking it gets a little too generous with some extra volts to insure stability.
I was able to get 3300 MHz out of an E6300 at a default of about 1.325 volts under full Orthos load. Temps under load were in the low 60s with the Intel heatsink / fan.
You should be able to get the majority of the possible performance out of a C2D without having to go beyond 1.40 volts when air cooled.
I was able to get 3300 MHz out of an E6300 at a default of about 1.325 volts under full Orthos load. Temps under load were in the low 60s with the Intel heatsink / fan.
You should be able to get the majority of the possible performance out of a C2D without having to go beyond 1.40 volts when air cooled.
Yeah when it was on auto, my load temps were like 70°C. I am running 3ghz on 1.3625. I just did not know how low to run my voltage. I guess I will have to try lower voltages. But now it is running a lot cooler than it was doing...
darktiger said:
what mobo are you using? Anyways try lowering your voltage to 1.300 then if its stable try 1.25 even though I made the jump from 1.285 to 1.200 with no problems
unclewebb said:
That's what happened to me when I updated to the F6 bios so I simply went back to F3 where that feature had not been implemented and twas' all good
2.56 GHz at 1.10v
Idle: 36°C
Load: 49°C
Ambient: The thermostat downstairs says its 18°C, but it's a bit warmer upstairs in my room.
My e6400 could probably be overclocked even higher at this voltage, but it's already fast enough for my purposes. Cooling is a Scythe Ninja with a Yate Loon D12SL-12 running at 5v. All other case fans are running at 5v.
Idle: 36°C
Load: 49°C
Ambient: The thermostat downstairs says its 18°C, but it's a bit warmer upstairs in my room.
My e6400 could probably be overclocked even higher at this voltage, but it's already fast enough for my purposes.
Cooling is a Scythe Ninja with a Yate Loon D12SL-12 running at 5v. All other case fans are running at 5v.Backslash said:2.56 GHz at 1.10v
Idle: 36°C
Load: 49°C
Ambient: The thermostat downstairs says its 18°C, but it's a bit warmer upstairs in my room.
My e6400 could probably be overclocked even higher at this voltage, but it's already fast enough for my purposes.
damn, 18C ambient... i have to deal with 29C ambient.
3.2ghz at 1.248V
idle: 47C
load: 58C
22C ambient
idle: 36C
load: 47C