E2180 overclocking

[ydafff]

I?m overclocking my E2180 and I can do - 10 x 333=3330 or 8 x 400= 3200 both with 1.33 v
What will be better?

 

[math20]

10x333 definitely, there might be some minute difference if they both had the same clock speed but one had a higher bus, but if one has a higher clock go for it.

 

[myocardia]

10x333 would definitely be better, especially since you can still run your RAM @ 400 Mhz/800 DDR2.

 

[IEC]

10x333...

 

[ydafff]

Thanks all of you,
I was able to do 10x340=3400MHz @ 1.35, it?s not E6850 @ 3600 MHz but for $85 get 3400 MHz good deal here I think.

 

[SickBeast]

Did you use stock cooling? Prime tested? :Q

 

[bryanW1995]

no, but it did boot into windows on the 10th try at least, right?

 

[ydafff]

I?m using Asus heatsink, I did orthos testing for 3 hours, core temp went from 37-39C to 57-60C

 

[IEC]

Yeah, my E2140 (L2) refuses to be stable at 3.0GHz. It is stable at 2.8GHz however, so I'm keeping it there for now.

350x8, 1:1 with RAM

1.325V (stock)
VDIMM and VTT up one notch

Abit IP35-E

Is your E2180 an M0 stepping? That's a pretty good overclock there.