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Stock Cooler Overclocking (AMD & Intel)
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xpentor
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Jan 29 2006, 09:06 PM
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As according to my review in order to overclock under a stock heatsink u might wanna consider to remove the IHS... but u gotta do it carefully though, try to visit my website www.xpentor.com find an article about removing it. it's well worth it. 6C difference!
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xpentor
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Jan 29 2006, 11:18 PM
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QUOTE raise the chipset voltage abit & set lower ram initial speed. also look at the ram 1T/2T memory timing. 2T will improve stability at high cpu clock speed with a performance penalty. Be careful when increasing chipset voltage by 0.2v or more, make sure you have replaced the current stock HSF to a much better quality one, otherwise you will shorten the life of your mobo , the day when once u restarted the pc, it will never boot forever. Swiftech and coolermaster blue ice are the good ones that i have used. Look for it.
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