@sniper
you should be able to do 3.6Ghz easily on the e2160 with your board. Make it a full 100% OC. would be interested to know if you can do a 425*8 on that e2160 of yours. Thats 3.4Ghz still but u iwll have a slower superpi.

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Added on February 16, 2008, 6:38 pm

not all procs can do 3.0Ghz on Vcore.

aiks.. my e2160 need 1.475v to do 3.3GHz (413*8) stable. can't imaging the vCore needed for me to do 3.6ghz..

maybe the ram limiting u on this...what type of ram do u used bro? try using divider perhaps?

@heizad
hmm, then must be the Vcore then, try bumping it to 1.34V. Remember also that Ip-35e has a vdrop of 0.02V. Try 1.34V.

bro, i believe that L2 steppings are the ones that need higher Vcore than the M0 stepping, though on a rare occasion, an L2 stepping will give a run for M0's "money". By the way, the e21** series have the L2 and the M0 derivative.

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hopefully this helps. Yes the ip35-e has that as default. But who cares anyways

nop. Just enough to do a super pi score. I need WC or DICE if i wanted stability due to Vcore pump.

i went on to 3.56Ghz but remember mine only has 8* so im unlucky.. but it start up but never pass the Windows...

guess wat i did guys, i modded an evercool turbo 2 vga cooler seems really gorgeous, will post the pics on vga coolers.

I guess that means I still lack skills

yup yup...
@3.2ghz my vcore is 1.425v...
not bad rite???
hehehehe...

My 1 running at 400x8 with 1.431v selection in BIOS. BIOS reading, however, is 1.40~1.41v while CPUZ reads 1.39~1.40v.

increase Vcore is to boost the frequency not multiplier...

multiplier can't be increased by adding Vcore.... ask i know, if not mistaken 

355*9 sudah...
y need to add 4mhz more??