What's your Vcore?

[GreatBarracuda]

Just wondering what you guys have as your Vcore with no overclocking. I run mine at 1.6.

 

[Jeff7181]

With no overclocking you'd be more than a little strange to run it at anything HIGHER than default.

 

[Corporate Thug]

1.55 i think

 

[jswjimmy]

stock vcore is 1.55, xp1800 tbread-b. i run it at 1.2 at stock speed though.

 

[Budman]

vcore default 1.5v on a Duron 1.6ghz overclocked to 2ghz.

makes a nice little server box.

 

[oldman420]

1.3 at 2.0 ghz 15 x 133 default for xp m 2600

 

[JustAnAverageGuy]

1.7 for a regular 2500+ barton @ 2.0

1.65 for a regular 2500+ barton @ 1.83

 

[jagec]

1.45 at stock, mobile 2400+...

 

[Hans5849]

1.525 stock, 1.525 OCed from 2400 to 3000

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: oldman420
1.3 at 2.0 ghz 15 x 133 default for xp m 2600

1.9ghz is stock speed for an XP-M 2600. You're overclocking with 1.3v? Good chip, wanna trade?

 

[MercenaryForHire]

XP1700 @stock, 1.6v

@2.0GHz, 1.65v

@2.4GHz, 1.7v

- M4H

 

[Jen]

Originally posted by: myocardia

Originally posted by: oldman420
1.3 at 2.0 ghz 15 x 133 default for xp m 2600

1.9ghz is stock speed for an XP-M 2600. You're overclocking with 1.3v? Good chip, wanna trade?

no its 2000mhz



hugs


Jen

 

[myocardia]

No, Jen, it's 1.9ghz.

edit: The XP-M 2500 is 1.83ghz stock, right? The mobile chips have the same 66mhz stepping from one processor to the next, just like the desktop chips.
edit2: The mobile chips run at exactly the same speeds as their desktop counterparts, they just use a higher multiplier, and lower fsb. Here's a link to AMD's answer: link.

 

[Painman]

1.5v with a Northie 1.8A (of course, I don't run it at stock speed) I'm retiring it this fall... decisions decisions

 

[nycxandy]

3500+ @ 1.45V

 

[Nebor]

Mine is supposed to be 1.55, but my board gives it 1.51 or so... And it'll OC up to 3.45 ghz on that.

 

[Jeff7181]

Originally posted by: myocardia
No, Jen, it's 1.9ghz.

edit: The XP-M 2500 is 1.83ghz stock, right? The mobile chips have the same 66mhz stepping from one processor to the next, just like the desktop chips.
edit2: The mobile chips run at exactly the same speeds as their desktop counterparts, they just use a higher multiplier, and lower fsb. Here's a link to AMD's answer: link.

Ehh... you're wrong... Mobile XP2500's run at 1.86 GHz by default... 133x14... I believe the Mobile XP2600's are 133x15.

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: Jeff7181

Originally posted by: myocardia
No, Jen, it's 1.9ghz.

edit: The XP-M 2500 is 1.83ghz stock, right? The mobile chips have the same 66mhz stepping from one processor to the next, just like the desktop chips.
edit2: The mobile chips run at exactly the same speeds as their desktop counterparts, they just use a higher multiplier, and lower fsb. Here's a link to AMD's answer: link.

Ehh... you're wrong... Mobile XP2500's run at 1.86 GHz by default... 133x14... I believe the Mobile XP2600's are 133x15.

Have a link to prove yourself? (And why don't we have a "sticking tongue out" icon yet??)

 

[edmundoab]

1.65V

 

[MichaelZ]

board default... 1.47V, good for 3.55ghz.

@ 3.7, 1.53V

 

[dillydobbs]

2.8c im running at 1.525

 

[CraigRT]

1.65v Barton 2500+ stock speed.
tried 1.75v and still would not run at 200 MHz.

so I just gave up on OCing this CPU

 

[high]

Originally posted by: nycxandy
3500+ @ 1.45V

k

 

[Delorian]

1.65V default 2500+ 11x166=1.8

1.725 OCed 2500+ 11x200=2.2

Mine varies a little it seems, anywhere from 1.7 - 1.75 or so.