this is continuity from v1

Intel Pentium Dual Core family :-

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Intel Celeron E1X00 :-

Intel Celeron Official Site

CPUz Screenshot of mine


CPU Info
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Stress Test Program
Prime95 25.6 (January 29, 2008) - Download | Homepage
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SP2004 Orthos Edition - Download | Homepage
HyperPI 0.99b - Download | Mirror
SuperPI 1.5 eXtreme System - Download | Validate
Fritz Chess Benchmark - Download

CPU Hardware Monitoring
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This post has been edited by sniper69: May 31 2008, 01:45 AM

1st post!!!!!!1
waaa...dah v2!!!!

waaa.... V2 edi kaa... Cum I wanna c sum E2180 user....

does the digital PWM have 5 phases or 6 phases? to my understanding, most common p35 boards below a certain range is 4 phase and the higher end boards, even like x38s have 6 phases.

This gives cleaner voltages to the cpu. And also lesser heat produced due to the digital nature.. im not too sure about this

yaya...new thread...e2xxx is growing oo
will post my SS later...
finally finish VIVA so got time to OC le

wut is the stock speed for e2200??it's still 65nm rite?

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Added on March 14, 2008, 12:06 amsorry,,just noticed bro sniper's post

This post has been edited by heizad: Mar 14 2008, 12:06 AM

yup e2200 is 2.2 at stock

new thread...nice....

its V2 oledy ehh...

rozz iam your classmate, e2180 user...

sow how the e2200 perform, izzit any good..?

GTG

This post has been edited by Punish: Mar 14 2008, 10:13 AM

all e2 users are poweered up huh good good... yes e2200 is 65nm its allendale i think. haha, finally rozz has a mate..

Since V2 has already started, can we all try to reduce on unnecessary, not-so-helpful spams, & non related off topics around here? Try replying with good quality posts/questions.

Replies like : Which board good ah? How to start overclocking ah?waahh your chip so good, mine only 2.8xxx ?

These kind of unintelligent posts should be avoided. We need more quality posts , not quantity

just share with u all...
this is from ocer.net > E2140 GO stepping > weird

eh...tu bukan L2 ka??
not sure tho...

hey guy , i wanna know whether e2180 compatible in 945PL board or not ! seem the processor fullfil the required , FSB 800 .... or do update some bios in order to operate processor ..

thx

and also since V2 has started, it would be great if you could be a part of us and teach us some tricks of the trade, and not come to tell us this.. common bro.. you are probably the oldest among us. I am sure you can help us out

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Added on March 14, 2008, 7:12 pmyou would have to go your motherboard website and look at the compatible processors for your board. You can directly corelate fsb to usage of it with the motherboard.

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Added on March 14, 2008, 7:15 pmthat processor doesnt fit either L2 or M0 so probably it might be a new variant or a rare one indeed?

This post has been edited by a1098113: Mar 14 2008, 07:15 PM

Forgot to click Memory tab on CPU-Z again It's 1200Mhz 5-5-5-12.

perghhh... 17s! you using it with ur triton rite? Whats the load temp?
Really envy la u guys.. got great rams my fastest SuperPI that i can achieved was only 20s

eh, this is what silverboy gotta be doing He has the proc and rams to do this.. Well done, boy:) Go for the summit of LYN SP1M, dude!

Idle ambient / core: 31'C +- / 31'C +-
Load ambient / core: 54'C +- / 55'C +-

beauty man.. now go for 3.7Ghz and clock the LYN record!!

u stress it usimg OCCT ka??
cuz d temp is quite low for orthos...

guys..wanna ask lor....

recently i bought E2160 & Abit iP35-E for 2nd rig to use for my little brother...
thinking wanna OC it....dont know much bout intel...using stoc cooling how far can go?

good choice of a mobo bro..ehu2heu, according my personal experience, I cud go to 347x9 and 387x8 using a stock cooler. both of them used 1.425 as the vcore, 13 hours stable. on idle, it was ermm, I forgot, but on full load, it'd be 68-69c..

On the contrary... I tested both and I found out the temps for Orthos is higher than OCCT.

it all depends on priority being set in orthos.. this is the flexibility given in orthos

la...20s je??
aku dapat at least 18 r...hehehe...u got good cooler there so kaw kaw la OC...

Its really not about the cooler, its about the processor itself. Just imagine a processor to be like a human being, every human being is born with a unique character, same goes for a processor too, it cant be forced.. I guess thats what is happening at the moment.

but maybe he is too worried bout d temp itself...
he's still @3ghz atm..so we need to encourage him to go off d limit!!!

i think we should encourage him rather to get stable temps and workable OC-ed systems. Off-limit is good, but only when he is ready to go, and if he does want to go, we can give him a place in our team

really ar??thx....is it need to put the vcore 1.425v??is it kinda high for an intel?

I don't think 1.425V is high but as long as you take care of the temps, it should be alright.

lol I've did 3.2ghz before, but not stable in both OCCT and Orthos. And my rams also give me a quite a headache can't boot if I OC it anything above 700mhz
maybe someday when i'm already bored with this hardwares, i'll try to pump up the Vcore to 1.5v and Vdimm 2.2v

and @techfrix,
is not the temperature i'm worried about

what should be worry about?
im just using the small stock fan....

hmm..even after i OCed to 3.3ghz I still can't break the 18s barrier hmm.. must be my rams limitation, i think

Yeap, definately your RAMs
Me(E2160) and a1098113(E2140) can do below 19s with 3.2ghz 400x8 but with RAMs working at 1000mhz.

haizz... looks like i have to find HP rams soon

Your proc got good voltage bro...mine hav 2 bump alot massive ammounts...guess it suxx...
Y dun you use devider bro? can push rams higher instead of using 1:1...

This post has been edited by Bigblock: Mar 15 2008, 08:47 PM

oh well, i guess not all e2 series are as good as it was.. coz of its dominance in the market and its OCbility. So Intel dont create good chips anymore...

Your RAM not enuff high freq and the timing very loose..

My E2160 @ 3510Mhz can do 17.9s .. Ram not good ..

This post has been edited by Amedion: Mar 15 2008, 08:50 PM

17.9s is pretty slow for 3.51Ghz bro. How much can you tighten on your ram timings as it goes higher.. with team elites, i think u should be able to do 5-5-5-12 easily and also 1100Mhz..

can somebody teach me in OCing ram, please i dunno nothing about the ram timing stuff

The RAM timings are mostly the same... 4-4-4-10 / 5-5-5-12 or irregular timings like 4-5-5-11 / 4-5-4-11. The 1st timing is very important to fasten stuff and the 4th is precharge delay which usually is 1st + 2nd + 2.

Erm... That's all I know

easy just visit our Team E2OC teambase, pm silverfire about it.. we give links to ram timings

Silverfire, ugpm

hehe

hi guys, dont know if this the right place but need some suggestion here.
Im going to build a pc for my sister but im not sure which e2xxx should i get. Im going to OC it for her but im not very familiar with this series so can any1 give me a suggestion?

waaa.. ur sis very lucky wor.. can get an OC rig
just get the cheapest e2xxx or should i say E2140 or E2160 both proc can manage to OC more than 60%

how bout the new e2220? not good?

for the speed difference the price doesnt justify... you can get a e2160 and just up the speed to about E2200 and run it. But thats really your choice. I dont introduce OC unless you are going to do it. But yes the only difference is clock speed. But in real world theres no difference i would suggest a e2160.

Or mine is maybe exceptionally bad using stock vcore on 2.8 now daily...I am happy enough thow... Anyone here tried ballistix tracer 667 2GB more than 1000mhz? me kinda scared to try...this my younger brother's ram...Max i tried is 950mhz with loose timings 5-5-5-15....


This post has been edited by Bigblock: Mar 16 2008, 03:27 AM

My Ballistix have gone to 1200mhz C5 on single stick,1128 5-4-4-12(Not happy because cannot do C4) and daily use it at 110x.

i would not suggest that speed if its a ballistix tracer.. get ready for RMA

Dats what bro....my tracers boil eggs... all my hware limiting my OC..haizz nvm la

This post has been edited by Bigblock: Mar 16 2008, 03:48 PM

i wonder my ocz platinum will limit my oc...nvr oc the ram yet...

If your having a DDR800 its sufficient for a longer 1:1 period...

Actually 1:1 got what advantage? I don't understand at all :smackhead:

mine is ddr800 one...yeah i oso wanna noe what is the advantage using 1:1 divider...

There are many speculations at running that at 1:1 or using devider to run the rams more faster than FSB.I am yet to check if there is any benchmark increase using devider...We need sifu's like bro clawwy or bro vig to explain.Sunday all off day looks like...For what i know intel memory controller architecture and AMD should be diff.Please correct me sifu's...
Till then pls google around...
Bro silverfire i got PM you..no reply...

This post has been edited by Bigblock: Mar 16 2008, 07:28 PM

1:1 divider gives the best stability and no bottleneck, in my opinion, this is because your dram and fsb are running at equivalent speeds. Thus giving the best stability all round. I am still new to this timings too

Bought an E2160 (January batch) for my friend yesterday, overclockability isn't as good as I hoped it to be. Managed 2.8GHz at stock vCore, anything beyond that without increasing the vCore is unstable... Restart and crashes. No go for FSB above 400MHz, walled

Stock vcore 2.8ghz? Not bad wor... I'm sure mine can't...

2.8Ghz is not bad.. i am using stock cooler on 2.8Ghz lol. Idle is at 39... dont dare to do a stress test lol.

Really? I thought most of you guys did more than 3GHz at stock. But I only ran ORTHOS for 1 hour on it

a1098113, are you using TX-2? Because the E2160 I bought is cooled by a stock heat sink as well (The one which is slimmed down/chopped in half ), and it idles at 43'C, loads at 60'C, using AS5 as the thermal compound... The motherboard's northbridge is at a whopping high 69'C

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Mar 16 2008, 11:20 PM

yes i am using tuniq and it idles at 38 degrees on stock alu cooler. I am looking to oc it to 3.2Ghz tomorrow on stock

unless u r like me...ur board FSB cant go high...
but i doubt it la cos most prob u'll be choosing p35 based mobo so jus get de cheapest e2140/2160
cos like my rx1250 going higher fsb is a big hassle
lucky i got my e2200 tat hav a higher multiplier

i suggest better use format like 333*9 (multi x FSB)
cos my e2200 can go 3Ghz on stock...but on low FSB
de max i can go on de rx 1250 is jus 345mhz with 1.4v vcore

my proc can go 3.0ghz on stock...
past occt but orthos...errrr...pass oso!!!
hahahaha...
learn from all d sifus here...
make sure to turn off ur extra apps before sterssing....
bro, confirm v10 is better than v14??

yeah bro, v10 is really good.. and the start up to windows is very quick unlike the rev after 12

Thats great to hear you can 3.0Ghz on stock yeah and golden rule, turn off apps before stressing good lesson huh, tech_frix

Hmm... But with all applications off, that ain't fair right?

aint fair??
hehehe...fair what...
as long can do super pi and orthos, seems ok with me...
plus, unplugged ur network cable oso help...

That quickens up your SuperPI... But it will do less stress to your processor especially when you're running a stress test...

but d results seems fair to me...
maybe later after flash to v10 will try stress again with all apps running!!!

I always stress it while I use my PC... Can't leave my PC alone

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Mar 17 2008, 03:34 PM

what do u mean use ur pc??
dont understand??

actually theres no reason for you to run a stress test when u have programs on, unless u have SP32M running. ONe reason is because, for example OCCT, it stresses your cores up to 99.8% and if u do have background programs running on it, u will crash easily. Coz of over stressing. And no utilization for the background softwares u r running.

I thought someone once said that watching movies while running ORTHOS is a good way to stress your system That's what I usually do, either that or I just leave my PC alone

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Added on March 17, 2008, 10:14 pmNow say cannot run other programs pulak

This post has been edited by Dreamworks: Mar 17 2008, 10:14 PM

i prime my system while watching movies, surfing and even doing some work, that's because we're using low priority CPU, you should try on high priority (say 8 or 9), then you should see...

yeah i know, cstkl said that priming your system with movies is a good way.. but when u do high priority testing.. you wouldnt wanna do that, coz it will hang or restart the system...

and i second dis...
even let ur avg running oso will choke ur system...
i try sooo many time with my 3.0ghz proc running orthos...
while my avg still running + orthos, my system will reboot or BSOD...
but when i switch on avg, ........ BSOD + reboot....

Hi can i join here.....
Well before i step into the darkside,can anyone tell me whats the different between MO and L2 stepping??

uik??u already here ar??
got ur darkside rig already??

they said the M0 stepping is good....
im also not sure...coz i also got that M0 stepping proc....but not yet try to OC...just use value RAM and stock HSF....

Yup i am here already.......want to learn a bit about over clocking intel.
Well i an not really sure to buy E2180 / E2140 or E4400 / E4500.

About motherboard,i am still searching fir it.So many P35 models.

what i saw and heard it is much more easier coz intel chip promise u that it all can be clock quite high....

For all the E2140,E2160,E2180,E2200?? or depends on the revisions??

i think all intel chip can get above 3.0ghz quite easy...
and depends on the revision and the cooling u use....

yo ocz, u can post here if u have the e2 proc leh By the way i would suggest you to get the e2160 or e2200 coz they might have a chance of getting high clocks.. e2140 and e2180, i dont believe have anymore good procs.

M0 and L2 is just a stepping leh, M0 has a lower thermal dissipation power, there probably uses lower voltage to achieve high speeds. Meanwhile L2, is vise versa. But nowadays, intel has kinda mass market the whole thing, making both M0 and L2 suck.. to the max... M0 has a better chance to OC.

Yes all intel chip, but not all e2 chips can do 3.0Ghz easy, how do u define easy? For me, i dont need anything to reach 3.0Ghz, some ppl need a Vcore pump for it...

some ppl said E4xxx quite hard to achieve 3.0ghz...
but basically it depends on ur luck...

maybe intel chips 2 years ago, might have been easy like the e6300 and e6600. and also initial e2140/e2160 are godlike.. now... no more.. we live with teh old skool procs for big scores...

check the load temp...


, 80°C

eh... this is E2xxx processor thread...

This post has been edited by sniper69: Mar 18 2008, 10:09 AM

i rest my case...

need some opinion here, which should i get, e2140, e2160 or straight e2220 ?? How the stock in LYP ??

d e2140, i believe is kinda hard to get..
but for high and stable multi, go for e2160...
but if u still can get e2140, go for it...
mine e2160 can go 3ghz on stock vcore...

i notice too e2140 seems to be lacking stock, might this be due to celeron Dual?

thx for the info tech_frix, but ur chip is a bit special thats why. Hrm.... any one use e2220 here ?? like to have an opinion.

May be i'll be the white rat and see hehe........

hehehe...dis thread need guys like u!!!
most ppl in here are using e2140 and e2160..
i really want to see d other brothers of e2xxx series!!!

sup guys

just bought a new E2160 yesterday

since this is my first time overclocking,is it safe to keep it running at higher speeds all the time?