Does MHz at default voltage = Heat??

[Rich3077]

Hiya,


I am almost ready to put my system together, the chip will arrive tomorrow.

So.. if I manage to overclock at default voltage, does this create a hotter CPU?
Or is it only voltage that makes for a hot CPU??


BTW I got my Asus P4G8X today.. and all I can say is.... WOW.
I am still running 600 MHz on a BX chipset.. so I have never seen anything like this,
I got the deluxe version as well so the box is fulla toys.

I have been burned buying motherboards online in the past.. as in recieving a DOA board
and getting a major hassle on the RMA, so I bought the board at my trusty local PC store..
but ummmm I don't wanna talk about how much I had to pay for it.
However for the extra price I know I can get fast and hassle free returns.

Damn... I HATE waiting on UPS.


Peace
Rich

 

[Duvie]

yes...the faster the chip goes the more watts of heat that is produced...However rasing the vcore often adds more heat so at default and a certain mhz is usually better then same mhz with a raised vcore....

I went from 2.4 to 3.15ghz at default vcore and idle temps raised 3c....after as3 settled it and dropped back down 3c I was actually running at same temp I first saw at 2.4ghz.....from 3.15 to 3.24 with .1v more of vcore the temp is 4c higher...so yuou can see small mhz jump but vcore led to jump in temp...

 

[ReiAyanami]

next time just use Newegg as your "local store"

 

[THUGSROOK]

Originally posted by: Rich3077

..... if I manage to overclock at default voltage, does this create a hotter CPU?
Or is it only voltage that makes for a hot CPU??

according to the math, it should get hotter....
but if you are running a good HSF w/ decent case cooling, it wont "read" any hotter unless you add vcore.

HTH