The gradient of the graph of the voltage needed to OC increases dramatically as the clock speed increases...
Intel e6600 week, overclocking diff
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4ghz need 1.56v for me...
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QUOTE(Without @ Dec 19 2007, 12:54 PM) =.=" 4ghz with 1.56vcore is a gem ! Idle around 48C... load around 59C... 1.56v not really stable cuz the voltage drop when loaded... i pumped it to 1.58v can orthos but failed prime... don't dare to pump further cuz air cooled and load temperature reaching 60...the temp is ?  This post has been edited by IcEMoCHa: Dec 19 2007, 02:09 PM |
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