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Question about 2500+ Mobile

RedFury

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Alright, so i bought a 2500+ Mobile, and my motherboard doesnt support 1.45vcore
so its running at 1.5v...

the only way i can get it down to 1.45 is to use the software that coems with the motherboard...but it messes up when i reboot...

is it safe to run it at 1.5 v till i let the artic silver settle?

cause i do plan to over-clock
 
I have my 2500+ mobile running at 2.5ghz with 1.75v core and it has been over a year at that speed with crappy white silicon paste. 1.5v is neglibible.
 
The AS thermal paste may take some Curing time however, but I dont know anything about that. I would say dont worry about it much.
 
RedFury said:
Alright, so i bought a 2500+ Mobile, and my motherboard doesnt support 1.45vcore
so its running at 1.5v...

the only way i can get it down to 1.45 is to use the software that coems with the motherboard...but it messes up when i reboot...

is it safe to run it at 1.5 v till i let the artic silver settle?

cause i do plan to over-clock

Don't worry about it at all. Mobiles are just higher end barton chips. ie they can run at the same speeds, but at lower voltages. Which means that a mobeil barton can handle up to the stock voltage of a normal barton, and even further. THere are many ppl out there running mobiles @ 1.6, 1.7, 1.8. Even 1.9 (although that's pushing it). As long as your temps aren't too high, you will be ok.
 
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