B bananapeel42 Banned Feb 5, 2008 327 0 0 Feb 25, 2009 #1 I'm looking to push my E7400 to 3.4 - 3.6 GHZ. What is the highest Vcore you'd want to use on a new Wolfdale chip?
I'm looking to push my E7400 to 3.4 - 3.6 GHZ. What is the highest Vcore you'd want to use on a new Wolfdale chip?
edplayer Platinum Member Sep 13, 2002 2,186 0 0 Feb 25, 2009 #2 I would prefer to stick really close to stock. Others feel OK with 1.4~1.45 range. Some have theirs over 1.5V I think Intel recommends 1.36 and under You can likely get 3.6GHz with 1.3V and under and 3.4 with stock voltage (or slightly higher)
I would prefer to stick really close to stock. Others feel OK with 1.4~1.45 range. Some have theirs over 1.5V I think Intel recommends 1.36 and under You can likely get 3.6GHz with 1.3V and under and 3.4 with stock voltage (or slightly higher)
A angry hampster Diamond Member Dec 15, 2007 4,232 0 0 www.lexaphoto.com Feb 25, 2009 #3 As high as it can go without getting too hot.
B bananapeel42 Banned Feb 5, 2008 327 0 0 Feb 25, 2009 #4 is 60 C a safe cutoff? i have it at 3.4ghz right now and it's in the mid 50's about 10 minutes into Prime95 and this is stock vcore, stock cooler, not much extra coolings...
is 60 C a safe cutoff? i have it at 3.4ghz right now and it's in the mid 50's about 10 minutes into Prime95 and this is stock vcore, stock cooler, not much extra coolings...
edplayer Platinum Member Sep 13, 2002 2,186 0 0 Feb 26, 2009 #5 that's very safe Way below what Intel recommends. Don't worry about it
B bananapeel42 Banned Feb 5, 2008 327 0 0 Feb 26, 2009 #6 I guess I'll be happy with 3.4ghz for now, I could go for higher but I don't know if there will be enough performance gain to justify it (Crysis, etc)
I guess I'll be happy with 3.4ghz for now, I could go for higher but I don't know if there will be enough performance gain to justify it (Crysis, etc)
B betasub Platinum Member Mar 22, 2006 2,677 0 0 Feb 26, 2009 #7 "Save Vcore"? From the thread title, I thought this was about running the new stepping at ultra-low voltage.
"Save Vcore"? From the thread title, I thought this was about running the new stepping at ultra-low voltage.
C chuckm Senior member Feb 11, 2007 291 0 0 Feb 27, 2009 #8 What motherboard are you using? I've got mine up to 1.4v in bios and have got to 3.8GHz. I'll run at 3.6 for 24/7, it was easy with my board.
What motherboard are you using? I've got mine up to 1.4v in bios and have got to 3.8GHz. I'll run at 3.6 for 24/7, it was easy with my board.