count me in...

i'm using this proc oso...

OC it to 3.15 onli with stock cooler, hehe...

252 x 12.5 @ 1.200v mem divider 3.33 @ 840mhz @ 4-4-4-12

Idle temp about 40c & load nearly 60c

but i noticed that core 1 & core 2 temp isn't the same?

Normal meh?

Ya, i managed to reach that level too, but sumting weirdo will happen if i set above 3.15Ghz

My P35 DS3 rev1.0 would power on for a 1-2sec than immediately self power off, than back on after 1-2sec later
with all overclock setting remain & happily continue loading as normal

It happen every time during cold boot...

I tried tweakin it to many different settings but it still happen

What's wrong eh? Anyone facing this issue b4?

Now doing this settings...

CPU---> 3.3Ghz @ 264 x 12.5 @ 1.225v
MEM---> 880Mhz @ 264 x 3.33 @ 5-5-5-15 @ 1.9v
TEMP--> 42c Idle & 62 Load w Stock Cooled

Hehe, not bad eh for a newbie like me

Gonna push this baby summore & see how far it can go

TORTURING TIME!

p/s - any sifus pls enlightened me wif ur OC skills, make me ur padawan...

Wah! 1.6v! & u still wanna push higher?

I bet u use a decent cooler which made u dare to do that eh? Watercooled maybe?

Me no chance ler to do near 4Ghz with stock cooler

this baby really need quite a voltage bump in order to bump

For now, i guess i shud stick wif 3.3GHz until i get a decent cooler...

Oh, no wonder la, kudos for that great cooler...

I was planning to buy it as well but unable to make decision coz
stuck in between Deepcool or Thermalright or Not-Yet-Released cooler from other brand
that can support socket 1366...

Want it to be future proof maa coz planning to upgrade to Core i7 in near future

Ahha! Oledi got myself a 2nd hand TRUE cooler from a fellow forumer

This time gonna torture my E5200 kaw kaw...

& let the FUN begins!

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Added on February 10, 2009, 10:49 amAiyaa...

Even with TRUE cooler my idle temp is quite high at 44c, about the same wif my stock cooler...
I was expecting it to be around 35~40c onli

Load temp imho is low however around 56c

My settings > 3.3GHz @ 264x12.5 @ 1.200v onli...

Reseated it thrice already & the third time with EXTRA careful using
AS5 thermal paste...

WHY? WHY? WHYYYY!!!! HELPPPP!!!



This post has been edited by vamfire: Feb 10 2009, 10:49 AM

Hoho, been googling around & found an interesting forum in extremesys if not mistaken

Many 45nm CPU users also experiencing this odd temperature = some high & some low

It is because of the sensor diode screwed-up somehow, not damaged but it doesn't show accurate figures
coz it's not specifically designed for monitoring but for throttling (EIST)

PHEW! I tot my hardware that screwed, hehe

According to the forumer, better do a calibration for Real Temp to get closest accurate temp
which i trying to do rite now

Ya, i agree with hackcremo, just a tiny bum for its speed...

not gonna make a huge difference, overclocked e5200 will surpass stock e5300 for sure...

But, who knows maybe this new e5300 can OC better?

No one tried this CPU yet?

Maybe when i'm tired wif my e5200 i'll might do such thing... KAMIKAZEEE! BANZAIII!

Burn baby burnnn!

Multiplier alone wouldn't translate to higher overclockability i think...

Some other factors affecting it as well e.g. good/bad batch, stepping etc.

Speakin' of stepping, is it also M0 for e5300?

Hehe... i'm not done with my E5200 yet at d momment...

Still torch-ring (torture) her in order to find out how far she can go

Been busy wif work la, GF la, & so on... so, not much time to spent on my torturing frenzy

Its gonna take awhile i supposed...

Well, according to Abit webby, your mobo doesn't support E5200 CPU, how unfortunate

Check this out :-
http://www.abit.com.tw/cpu-support-list/mb...45gc_lg-95c.htm

Upgrade ur mobo & u r good to go

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Added on February 23, 2009, 11:59 pmThanks to my good hardware selections & not to forget my OC skills i think

Still pushing for some more...

I want more...! More...! More...!
KebaBOOM! (until my PC blow up into pieces )




This post has been edited by vamfire: Feb 23 2009, 11:59 PM

Yeah i did some test wif IBT b4

My e5200 also heat-up nearly 70c as well

with my 1.27500v it fails the test, but pass using orthos/prime95

really heavy duty stresser la that IBT

It's typical of intel to outsource some of their productions(HSF) to several other companies for cost/time saving in order for mass production...

Many other electronics giants also do the same...

Bout d performance? No idea, guess u have to borrow ur friend's HSF & put it into a spin then see how those two fares...

The name 'DUAL CORE' speaks for itself that it got two cores...
like d e5200 of course

whereas hyper threading is indicated as 'HT'

still got people confused mah?

Which one is better? Of course the newer dual core better for sure
but if both were combine like the i7 then it gonna be even better i suppose...