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E2180 - looking good

I'd say M0 runs very cool compared to L2. Not sure how it compares with E6xxx range but unlikely to be much in it.

Here's my E2180 M0 with 1.4125v at 3.2GHz cooled by a Tuniq Tower and the system is running reasonably quiet:



It can do multi-core prime95 at 3.33GHz with 1.475v for over 6 hours but eventually fails and was running a little too hot.
 
str said:
I'd say M0 runs very cool compared to L2. Not sure how it compares with E6xxx range but unlikely to be much in it.

Here's my E2180 M0 with 1.4125v at 3.2GHz cooled by a Tuniq Tower and the system is running reasonably quiet:



It can do multi-core prime95 at 3.33GHz with 1.475v for over 6 hours but eventually fails and was running a little too hot.
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t-junction says 85c on your pic but the true t-junction is 100c for these 2180 M0 so your actual load temp is 70c.

that's how i've been interpreting the whole t-junction thing.

i got a e2180 myself this week for my HTPC, currently doing 3ghz @ stock volts on a 680i board with a BigTyphoon and a Yate Loon D12SL, 50c loaded small FFT (65c with t-junction delta correction)

sounds quite toasty considering i'm on stock volts, even though they're good for 75c-80c.
 
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great stuff, i was actually thinking my temps were a bit on the high side.

but when i read that the 2180 has a t-junction of 100c you figure everything that's reporting a 85c junction is 15c off.

if you're throttling at 80c then i guess we're good :p:) and thanks, i have a lot more headroom for clocking now ;)
 
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