Hi,
i bought an e2180 a couple of months ago, and have clocked it to 3.33ghz (3.2 a lot of the time as its not 100% stable without putting a lot of volts through it at 3.33).
Would i see a noticeable gain in games going to an E8400 and clocking it to about 4ghz with the extra cache and Ghz (my e2180 has 1mb cache, the e8400 has 6mb)
also, i was surprised to see the other day when i helped my friend overclock his e8400 that the multiplier was limited to 9, even my e2180 has a multiplier of 10! this leads me onto..
will i be able to reach 4ghz on an e8400 with a gigabyte p35 mobo:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showp...P35 (Socket 775) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard
as i would have to have 445 fsb to reach 4ghz on a 9x multiplier, would this be too high?
thanks for any help
i bought an e2180 a couple of months ago, and have clocked it to 3.33ghz (3.2 a lot of the time as its not 100% stable without putting a lot of volts through it at 3.33).
Would i see a noticeable gain in games going to an E8400 and clocking it to about 4ghz with the extra cache and Ghz (my e2180 has 1mb cache, the e8400 has 6mb)
also, i was surprised to see the other day when i helped my friend overclock his e8400 that the multiplier was limited to 9, even my e2180 has a multiplier of 10! this leads me onto..
will i be able to reach 4ghz on an e8400 with a gigabyte p35 mobo:
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showp...P35 (Socket 775) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard
as i would have to have 445 fsb to reach 4ghz on a 9x multiplier, would this be too high?
thanks for any help