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My experience with Mobile 2400+

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toant103

Lifer
got mine to run at 2400Mhz at 200fsb at 1.85V. I can get it up to 2500Mhz stable at 2.1v but i think that's kinda high.

Do you guys think I should let it run at 2500mhz?
 
NO. Read OC guide according to evan if you wish to keep chip long term most he suggests is 1.775.

I toned my down. I could run ~2600 at super high Vcore but it's simply not worth it IMO for a couple hundred mhz. I will do 2700+Mhz @2.1 or 2.2v just to post some bench when new PS arrives.

BTW when you give Vcore you should give CPU-z since there is wide variance in Mobo regualtion and PS...
 
Originally posted by: Zebo
NO. Read OC guide according to evan if you wish to keep chip long term most he suggests is 1.775.

I toned my down. I could run ~2600 at super high Vcore but it's simply not worth it IMO for a couple hundred mhz. I will do 2700+Mhz @2.1 or 2.2v just to post some bench when new PS arrives.

BTW when you give Vcore you should give CPU-z since there is wide variance in Mobo regualtion and PS...
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cpu-z won't tell me what my vcore is. I have the new abit an7 board with the guru crap
 
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