on cooling for below rm150, go for hyper 212... super cooler

find the G0 stepping of the e2160. Its a very good processor.

E7200 are good but you need to find gems to be able to overclock it to the level you want.

@all
get a oc-capable processor first. Then think about cooling, This is from experience. Even an IFX-14 cant help you if your processor is limited of its potential

anyone here has played with the e2160 G0 stepping. post up results here.. with my foxconn, theres no way i can use my e2* series. sadly. BTW, hows everyone here?

u need a G0 stepping.. u have one, dreamworks?

i was just wondering how a e2*** thread become a 45nm thread... for budget procs.

@joestar
i think 45nm processors already has a thread for themselves Discuss there. :)Unless the person who created this thread modifies this title. Otherwise it wont be specific when ppl search later on.

@sean
i agree all dual cores and celerons in this place, as its meant to be until the title is modified

well what is a q66 boy doing here i am sure there are many e21** and e22 out there.. lets just say the interest to overclock 65nm in general are starting to fade.

We would have to switch the topic from e21 65nm to e7, e5 thread for 45nm

maybe only la... M0/G0 has better potential to reach 4Ghz...

@rozz
me not sifu la Retire di.. just came here to lepak

@joe_star
abang, not 10th anny, but ballistix and ballistix tracers (16fd5 and 16fd3) Lucky me. Looks good your G0 Still have my G0 but no board lolz

@ajk
i would suggest you turn your EIST on, because this works as a back up measure so you dont burn your processor.. because of the speed drop (related to temp drop afaik). Just Insurance, if ur new to OC

looks like all the gila e21 kaki is back

Time to rock on