Running a lil bit hot I see but it's still aite considering you've passed 9 hours test.

This post has been edited by skymyxe: Jan 23 2008, 12:24 PM

kakaka yeah it hot coz not using 3rd party hsf..it using stock hsf

The next divider option in my BIOS will clock the RAMs up to the 1.1GHz+ range, I think it's impossible for Hynix to go that high. Tried with 5-5-5-15 but very unstable, run Super PI straight away BSOD

@mfcm
Woah... Toasty hot proc at 70'C+. Tjunction for L2 is 85'C so be careful

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Jan 23 2008, 12:31 PM

waa izzit?how bout M0 dream?yeah oredi stop oc it..lazy to put my tuniq coz need to unplug back later..seriusly idle around 38-40c..but when load waaa

Already tell you,IP35E is a good board.

Haha, I got an E2160 at 80C++ on 100% load. Passed OCCT 1 hour but hang every now and then.

@mfcm
M0 is 100'C. Just turn on Intel Thermal Monitor 2 if you want be on the safe side, no impact on OC anyway except that it will throttle down the speed of your CPU by 50% (IIRC ) so the heat level stays below the Tjunction.

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Jan 23 2008, 12:47 PM

ic..thx dream..haha skymyxe u also passed my temp i'll try out later once got my M0..wanna compare it

hahaha lol.... jk...jk... Its ok, i manage 2 get it working @4.4.4.12 2T as u mentioned.... Da voltage i already set to 2.0v.... but dunno y cpu-z state 1.80??? Now working 3.30ghz
330x10...

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Added on January 23, 2008, 1:28 pmok.... Will try out, since ur kingston can go 400mhz.....

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Added on January 23, 2008, 1:30 pmHi, R u using da E2200 Dual Core??? Juz curious

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Added on January 23, 2008, 1:31 pmSure indeed

This post has been edited by rozz_1291: Jan 23 2008, 01:31 PM

@all

try having a load temp of 65 degrees at max guys. Anything above that is just not good. Even if your clock is low. It doesnt make any difference, coz all this stuff only affects benchmarking only. Not for everyday use.

Another thing i would emphasize is the use of the 1:1 ratio. There is no point running such high speeds on your CPU when your ram is crappy slow. It just boils down to the same thing. Having a higher FSB is always better than having a higher multiplier.

The most important reason why someone overclocks, is for a purpose. Its purpose driven, not fun driven, coz OCing for one, if you make a noob mistake, then u kill your system, this i say from what i have done before.

Honestly for the E21 series, 3.2Ghz is pretty much all you need, and why so coz your ram is set at ddr2 800 most of the time, this is very very stable in fact. And the Dram is at 400Mhz. Thus gives you a 1:1 ratio. This gives you optimum performance and its all you need.

This is just an advice from old timer me la. Up to you to listen.

Of course will listen 2 u... sifu... OCing kena berani.... Baru extreme.... (But if burnt, i dunno)

Yup, I always recommend below 60C at full load would be the ideal temperature on OC. For what it's worth, you wanna stable PC without crash/hang/BSOD problems especially due to unstability and overheating. OC is suppose to boost the performance and not let down when you're doing work. All in all, OC only within limits and be cautious always. Monitor temperature and stability issues is the most important.

Yes, i'm using E2200..
any advice?

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Added on January 23, 2008, 2:25 pmThanks for the advice..
Maybe I'll go buy a small cheap mini bar fridge and modify it to my casing for extreme cooling.. hmm

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Added on January 23, 2008, 2:28 pmSorry, wrongly quoted..


This post has been edited by hazairi: Jan 23 2008, 02:28 PM

using a 1:1 ratio is the best settings to use for ocing 24/7, anything more then that say 1:2 or even 1:1.25, only yields 2~3% gains at specific benchmarks only

Ahah.... finally ... welcome 2 da club... Any advice, Naahh.... i m still having problem wit my E2180.... so hows da proc performance??? any gud OC abilities... Planning 2 get 1 of those.... since i've experince enough wit my dear E2180...

@rozz

experience enough... lol. thats funny man. whats the big difference getting a 2200 anyways, still the same thing..

W00t! With 2 instances of Super PI 32M running, my proc's load temp is only 48'C ... But with OCCT, it's 10'C higher

@rozz
3.25GHz is already a decent enough OC, no?

Ya lor.... I had enough wit my E2180..... It even can't reach ur speed also.... stuck @3.30 only... Since so many ppl OCed wit E2140 n 60, maybe i should go wit da 2180 n 2200.... Maybe i could lend u my 2180 n go OC gila2... Too bad i didn't knew dis would happen... when i 1st bought my 2180....

@dream boy

aduh! do this for me, when u do super pi32M, use task manager and see how much load is your proc taking/ and how much load is your ram taking. THe super pi32M is for your ram la adik. OCCT take up to 99% confirmed load for 20 minutes. Thats why its almost 60 degrees...

Tak nak.... I 1 2 go higher like others... Muahahahaha.... lol jk...jk...

Yup, maybe it has reach its point..... Cannot go higher...