u can try boot #stock lor 1st..
if cant, then start add up ur vocre k??

yesh bosh

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Added on September 9, 2008, 2:14 pmyeah, not yet buy, im still doing analysis on what proc to buy around 200 range.

board?no board. i thought of getting T-power i45, but then CF mode not stable. i need to CF my cards perhaps 6months later. heard that Gigabyte EP45-DS3R also is a good buy.

This post has been edited by cloudstrife07: Sep 9 2008, 02:40 PM

yep e2 series quite good.
just dont expect 4ghz dah la.

nah, i don't expect 4Ghz on stock cooling. even using aftermarket air cooler also i doubt it'll reach at that speed.

if lower multi.....is it possible to further increase the fsb?
i once achieved 389fsbx9
and i wanted to push to 390.....but failed even after lowering multi
maybe i didnt tweak my mobo well enuff i tink

wats the general guide for V@NB?


btw wats the highest record for e2XXX on air cooling in our thread?


This post has been edited by dro: Sep 9 2008, 05:28 PM

Actualy, it is harder to oc on lower multipliers with a high multi proc. Im not sure of the exact mechanism, but from what I heard before, the effect of using a lower multi internally raises your FSB strap or smth. Anyway, it goes like

E2160(9X multi) @ 400X8=3.2ghz.

But the actual internal FSB would be running at 400 X 9/8 = 450. I'm not sure if this is true, but my proc is rubbish at anything below 9X multi. It wont boot above fsb 390 at 8X multi n below

This post has been edited by joe_star: Sep 9 2008, 05:28 PM

i never lower muiltiplier for overclocking and that because i dont know what its for.

is it better for overclocking???
does it stress the cpu or mobo???

I believe certain benchies are marginally faster with high FSB low multi combo. Eg. superpi. At the same time, some ppl belive running FSB:RAM at 1:1 gives better performance.

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Added on September 9, 2008, 7:42 pmCant wait to see the results bro. Might poison me to follow u as well

This post has been edited by joe_star: Sep 9 2008, 07:42 PM

relax bro..just received my e5200 n ballistix tracer 1066 today..now waiting for my tuniq tx-2. n i'm still noob maa in OC...

but based on tech_frix statement on page 103
increasing fsb wit low multi has better stability for his case

Thats not relli noob hardware there though

Btw, is E5200 discussion still included in this thread or will it require a seperate 1?

watercooling

cn included i think it's oso pentium dual-core this is my 1st time buy tracers since the price was so tempting

no comment...

Lol...thats legendary G0.

I think for the rest of us who are stuck with M0, 4ghz is truly a dream, without some ubercooling

This post has been edited by joe_star: Sep 9 2008, 11:22 PM

ya la coolice.
what i mean is average user that think wc is a luxury and couldnt afford it and urs is the rare G0.my 2180 M0 barely pass 333x10......

mobo plays a big part too on oc capability

Hey guys, here's my OC results

E2160 M0 at 3.3Ghz 367MhzX9@1.55Vcore,
'Old school' Mobo Gigabyte 965P-DS3,
+0.2v MCH and FSB,
Kingston Value RAM 667 @ 734Mhz at 5-5-5-15-20 @1.9V
'Old school' PSU Acbel i-Power gold 500W
Cooltrek Vostok Water Cooling,Tuniq-TX2 thermal paste...MCH blow by using 8CM fan....

By using IntelBurn test, passed 97 out of 100 cycles, load temp 65C core temp(monitored using Lavalyse 4.XX ultimate will monitoring using CoreTemp/realtemp after this))

and +0.2V on MCH and FSB is it overvoltage adi?

You guys think the results can improve anymore? Probably add the Vcore anymore? willing to try 1.6v later....

ENough la bro!!!! My system which is just semi Burntest stable can run orthos forever and so far i hvnt had any crashes or system hangups despite running comp more than 24 hrs. 1.55v is pretty high ady and your increasing chAnces of proc degradation

though....back in the day i did do some crazy evil things with just air cooling too



Those were the days




This post has been edited by joe_star: Sep 10 2008, 10:07 PM

edit: i gave up on CF and SLI

This post has been edited by cloudstrife07: Sep 10 2008, 11:17 PM