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E2xxx and E4xxx overclock thread

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I've got 3.2Ghz e2180 1.35v vcore in Cpu-Z 10x320

How is that? I haven't really played around with it, however I suspect I could hit 3.4Ghz at 1.495v in the Bios; that was a bit hot though 🙁
 
updated. Nice to see people are still into this thread. There are some great ocs in here, these seem like by far the best OC processors out.

I have a question when the new celeys (dual core) come out and wolfdale-L(half cache 3mb, not sure about this read it in a new thread) should I include these?
 
No I think they released the celeron 420 which is conroe with a disabled core. From what I've heard the are releasing celeron e1000 series which is supposed to sell for fifty-sixty dollars for the entry level.
 
January for the celeron. It would probably OC good, but only 512K of cache? That's worse than an AMD proc. I would also like to know when Wolfdale-L comes out.
 
Celerons get no love. 🙁


Celeron 420 3304 MHz 8x413 1.475V, SuperPi 512k in under 9 seconds, $23 new.
Celeron 440 3500 MHz 350x10 1.440V, Geminii cooler & quiet fans,
340x10 1.400v on small stock cooler, $33 used.
Celeron 420 3128 MHz, stock cooler and Vcore (1.30), $38 new.
Hits fsb wall in chip at 391x8.
Abit IP35-E, AB9-Pro, Fatal1ty Fi90-HD.
 
Here's one for a system I built for a friend...I will have another one to add (very similar, different ram though) in a week or so.

CPU:e2160 (L2)
FSB and Multi: 9x333 / 1333 fsb
Vcore: 1.344v (cpu-z idle), 1.320v (cpu-z load) - 1.365v (bios)
Mobo: IP35-e
RAM: G.Skill 2x2 DDR2 800 5-5-5-15 2v @ 800 (5:6 divider; 1:1.2 in bios)
Cooling: stock Intel HSF
Temps: Core1: 35c, Core2: 39c (idle) - Core1: 68c, Core2: 68c (load)
[max temp I've seen was 71c during Prime95 but usually hovered right at 68c-69c]

Prime95 stable 13hrs running 'Blend' test.

Since it's a friend's system, I didn't want to go above 333 - 3ghz. I will be aiming higher on mine (and will probably get an e2180 (M0) from Clubit instead of e2160 from NewEgg. ($2 more 😉)
 
I have an E4300 L2 but I cant go past 3ghz with a Gigabyte 965-DS3. Any advices please?


my current settings:

300mhz * 9 @ 1.325V
FSB +0.1V
MCH +0.1V
PCI-E +0.1V
ballistix 1ghz 5-5-5-15 @ 1.9V

Corsair hx520 powersupply

 
Originally posted by: newschool
I have an E4300 L2 but I cant go past 3ghz with a Gigabyte 965-DS3. Any advices please?


my current settings:

300mhz * 9 @ 1.325V
FSB +0.1V
MCH +0.1V
PCI-E +0.1V
ballistix 1ghz 5-5-5-15 @ 1.9V

Corsair hx520 powersupply
Click to expand...

Start another thread on the subject and post ALL your BIOS settings, and we'll see what we can do.

T42
 
Ok please update!

Soccerballtux
E2180 @ 3.4GHz (M0)
10x340
1.5075V
Abit IP35 v11 bios
ThermalRight Ultra 120
Adata (2 x 2 GB) 1:1.20 DDR2 816 MHz 5-5-5-15 1.80v
 
E2140 @ 3200 (M0)
8x400
1.325v
Asus P5kc
Stock intel Q6600 HSF
Kingston Value 6400 2x1024 kit ddr800 4-5-4-14 1.9v
56c load 48H Prime 95
 
E2200 @ 2.93 Ghz (BSEL)
11x266
1.328v (unstable, have to raise)
ECS 945GCT-M/1333 (v3.0)
2x1GB HP DDR2 667mhz @533mhz 4-4-4-12
Cooler Master Hyper TX2

Ram frequency and voltage will be raised soon
 
E2160 @ 3 GHz
333 x 9
1.4v bios, 1.368 via cpu-z
Abit IP35-E bios 15
4 gig HP 667 DDR2 5-5-5-15
Stock Intel HSF
Load temps 62C with CoreTemp

Question guys,

What's a safe max load temp?? I'm running the stock HSF and get low 60's for load temps during orthos and Prime. I have AS5, but unless you think it'll make a difference, I probably wont bother applying it. Also what's a safe max voltage??

Thanks!
 
E2180 @ 3 ghz
300 x 10
1.325 v bios, 1.33 via lm-sensors
Gigabyte P35-DS3L, ancient bios
4 gig HP 667 DDR2 5-5-5-15
Stock intel HSF

In retrospect I should have gone with a 2160 🙁

Oh yes, 28C idle, 58C with 4x orthos instances. Also reported by lm-sensors.

 
Originally posted by: BenRR
E2140 @ 3200 (M0)
8x400
1.325v
Asus P5kc
Stock intel Q6600 HSF
Kingston Value 6400 2x1024 kit ddr800 4-5-4-14 1.9v
56c load 48H Prime 95
Click to expand...
Congrats on 100%!
 
E4300@ 3.2GHz
355x9
1.38v
Abit AB9 Quad GT
ThermalRight Ultra 90
Gskill (2 x 1GB) DDR2 1065 MHz 5-5-5-12 2.0v

E4500 @ 3.1GHz (M0)
310x10
1.40v
Gigabyte P35-DS3L
Cooler Master Hyper TX2
Mushkin (2 x 1GB) DDR2 868 MHz 4-4-4-12 1.90v
 
Sorry for the delay my internet bandwidth got killed by my isp because I downloaded too much stuff. Just got it back.

Every thing is updated except for nonameo quadomatic.
Nonameo please add your voltage and posting in format also makes it easier for me to update the thread.
Quadomatic please update when you get a stable voltage so I can through you in.
Thanks.
 
Came across this thread while preparing my system. Thought I'd add an entry to it. My first overclock in years, so I wanted to see what I could do working within the stock voltage range. I'm content with 3ghz. (for now)

e4500 @ 2.93
266x11
1.33125v
EVGA 780i
2GB A-Data DDR2 PC6400 @ 533mhz 4-4-4-12 1T (Linked and Synch'd)
Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro
 
Hey guys, quick question. Feel free to go tell me to go read the guide, if you must. 😀

I have been doing some beginning reading, and with these chips, there seems to be two ways to OC. Either you follow the full blown OC guide, but I've also seen mention to where you can change 2 settings in BIOS and end up with a fairly good OC. Can someone explain the differences in these two methods? Is the full-blown method necessary to get the best possible OC, while the "change two settings" method gets you a so-so OC?

Thanks!
Aaron
 
Well... Doing a half-assed OC will most likely result in several BSODs while you get things figured out... Plus you could wear out your hardware faster.

Hey, wait a minute. You have an E6400! Out of this thread! 😛

Anyway, since you have a E6400, you should do it the "full-blown" (IE correct) way because you will need a higher FSB to get some good overclocks.
 
ha, fair enough. I'm thinking about getting a 21xx for a new HTPC build and was just kinda looking ahead to what to expect when OC'ing. I remember reading several places where people commented that just by changing 2 settings, you can get a real easy/good OC with these chips. Of course, I can't find those threads now......
 
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