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how low can you take your vcore with out underclocking?

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so i was just fooling around to day and i lowered my vcore to 1.25v, i didnt think it would work but it did. so i lowered it some more. after a while i got it down to 1.14vcore(1.15 but my mobo undervolts). it runs fine i does not freese at all, i even ran burn-in for 3hours.

so how low can you get your vcore with out underclocking?

Edit: fixed the link
Edit: im now down to 1.08vcore(1.125 but mobo undervolts) and still at 1530mhz
Edit: i tryed to get a 1.1vcore but i cant boot, with how much my mobo undervolts i would say i was trying for 0.95volts
 
with overclocking ive gone from a xp 1800 to xp 2400 with a 1.375vcore
edit: 1530mhz to 2200mhz with a 1.5vcore .05 below the stock vcore. 36C. its cinda slow im running it at 266/16.5
edit: 2266 with a 1.55vcore(stock) still only 36C at ide
 
very impressive

that would make a nice console or media center cpu 🙂

the .09u cpu's should start going under 1v this year
wouldn't suprise me to see .75v 4ghz cpu's or something a little ways down the road
 
That's awesome, on an 1800+ too. Once my 1.35V 35W 2200+ barton comes in, I'll toss it in my Shuttle XPC and see how low I can run the voltage while maintaing fast clocks 🙂
 
My 2500+ @ 3200+ will prime (blended test) at 1.6V, I haven't gone lower than that yet. I actually like undervolting much more than overclocking, fortunately for me I can do both with my chip. 🙂
 
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