Sep 14, 2004 #1 M Mijae Weaksauce Joined Jun 19, 2003 Messages 95 I currently have a 2.4c and I want to upgrade. Should I go with 3.2c or 3.2e? I probably wont try overclocking because I dont have a good cooling solution for the cpu, yet.
I currently have a 2.4c and I want to upgrade. Should I go with 3.2c or 3.2e? I probably wont try overclocking because I dont have a good cooling solution for the cpu, yet.
Sep 14, 2004 #2 S Stugots Supreme [H]ardness Joined Feb 25, 2004 Messages 7,255 2.4c's can easily do 3.2 on stock cooling. what motherboard do you have?
Sep 14, 2004 #3 M Mijae Weaksauce Joined Jun 19, 2003 Messages 95 After reading some threads I guess I could just oc my 2.4c to 3.2 and use the money to get better ram. I have a p4p800 with 2x256 ddr400 hyperX.
After reading some threads I guess I could just oc my 2.4c to 3.2 and use the money to get better ram. I have a p4p800 with 2x256 ddr400 hyperX.
Sep 14, 2004 #4 S Stugots Supreme [H]ardness Joined Feb 25, 2004 Messages 7,255 try doing it without raising the voltage first.
Sep 14, 2004 #5 D Dan_D Extremely [H] Joined Feb 9, 2002 Messages 63,102 The right ram makes all the difference. Although you can run your memory divider at another setting thus putting your ram back into spec.
The right ram makes all the difference. Although you can run your memory divider at another setting thus putting your ram back into spec.
Sep 14, 2004 #6 M MemoryInAGarden 2[H]4U Joined Oct 26, 2003 Messages 4,067 Most 2.4C will easily do 3 ghz + on stock volts. The performance upgrade, if any, won't be worth your money.
Most 2.4C will easily do 3 ghz + on stock volts. The performance upgrade, if any, won't be worth your money.