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E21xx Multipliers

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What are the allendale multipliers? I'm thinking about getting an E2140 with some 1066 tracers and a g33m-ds2r to hold me over until Penryn for my SG03 build.
 
Thanks for the help man! I guess OCing them shouldn't be too hard on the board I'm getting.
 
And there is reportedly a new model due shortly - the e2200 (11x, 2.2GHz).

And o/c'ing them is a cinch... I have a 2140 @ a tick under 3.0...An ~85% o/c, with only a 0.03 overvolt. That is on water mind you, haven't tried the retail box cooler it came with yet.
 
The stock cooler isn't that bad, im using it on mine running just under 3.0 too. I can't get it to go past 55*c under full load. I just set the fsb and divider and booted right up no problem perfectly stable on stock volts. I haven't tried going any higher yet, still wating for my psu to come back from rma.
 
Formulas for Intel platform @ 1:1 settings: (base FSB speed is SDR, or single data rate)
(CPU Multiplier) x [Base FSB speed] = CPU Clock speed
2 x [Base FSB speed] = RAM speed (DDR: double data rate)
4 x [Base FSB speed] = Effective FSB speed (QDR: quad data rate)

So, take the chip's rated FSB and divide by 4 to get the base FSB. Then take the chips rated clockspeed and divide it by the base FSB to get the max CPU multiplier.
 
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