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Max safe voltage.
- Thread starter Calis
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i agree, p4s are practically indestructable.. as long as you keep them cool they will run at practically any voltage..umbra said:whatever it's cooled properly at
ryuji said:im running my 2.4c at 1.775
2.4A is a Prescott. It is more sensitive to voltage than your Nortwood.
==>Lazn
i saw the A and thought it was a northwood 400 mhtz fsb part..... intel really needed to keep the E for prescotts or create a new classLazn_Work said:2.4A is a Prescott. It is more sensitive to voltage than your Nortwood.
==>Lazn
arnt prescotts supposed to desire voltage more then northwoods do?
ryuji said:i saw the A and thought it was a northwood 400 mhtz fsb part..... intel really needed to keep the E for prescotts or create a new class
arnt prescotts supposed to desire voltage more then northwoods do?
There is a perverted logic to how Intel names their processors, but I won't get into that now.
From what I have read 1.65V is about the max you want to push a Prescott to.. They start at a lower voltage than the Nortwoods. (they draw more current (amps) than the Northwoods do that's for sure)
==>Lazn