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for e6600s only

3.4ghz 48 degrees load. water cooled. im not going any further no need, will properably go down to 3.2ghz and save anything higher for benchmarks and showing off :p
 
3.8ghz 24/7 for me. My E6600 needs 1.475V (in bios) 1.43V in windows.

I had it @ 4ghz for a while but it needed 1.56V (1.52V in windows) and my temperatures were getting out of hand.

3.8ghz is its sweet spot!

Normally it idles @ 35-40c, but using cold air from outside I can get it as low as 19c (Right now is about 40f outside)


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orion23 said:
3.8ghz 24/7 for me. My E6600 needs 1.475V (in bios) 1.43V in windows.

I had it @ 4ghz for a while but it needed 1.56V (1.52V in windows) and my temperatures were getting out of hand.

3.8ghz is its sweet spot!

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Do you live someplace very cold or are you chilling your air into your Thermalright 120? 35C is seems a bit low.

Just curious.
 
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