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early x2 oc results

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Just got my system together - after getting tired of waiting for Epox to release a bios for the 9nda3j - I picked up a Chaintech VNF4 Ultra - just got around to trying to oc it and just out of the gate does 11x230 at 1.35 volts - for 2530 Mhz (x2 of course :) )...

Ran super Pi to 16 Mil and not a hick up - nvtune reports cpu gets to 109F - (zalman copper hs/fan) - not bad 500 bucks for 2 2.5 a64's! woot! :)
 
i keep urging people to post their X2 oc results in the revE oc database, and it doesn't seem to be working :(

GET TO WORK AND POST! :D:D (when you've got the max oc figured out)

as a side note, nice oc for 1.35v ;)
 
wait, is that a 4200+@2.53 with only 1.35v? If it is stable, that is a seriously awesome chip you've got. X2 or single core, doing that kind of speed with such a little amount of vcore, on a chip that isn't binned super high to begin with, is very impressive. If all your results are accurate, I'd imagine that with watercooling 3ghz would be very likely. Unless there are chips that go amazingly far at stock vcore, and then crap out at 2.8ghz regardless.
 
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