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Hi, What Is The Stock VCore?
Intel Says 0.85-1.35 But That Isnt Any Help.
Intel Says 0.85-1.35 But That Isnt Any Help.
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E6300 Stock VCore
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i dont have the cpu yet but im just planning all the necessary adjustments for OC.
You won't know what Vcore is necessary when overclocking till you actually get round to clocking the chip. That is so long as it's a chip that you're unfamiliar with, from a batch you are unfamiliar with. You're best waiting till you have installed the CPU.
Most of these CPU's run at varying voltages. I've known someone using an E6300 with a VID of 1.325V, while mine has a VID of 1.250V. Some have had 1.225V, for example. It varies.
Most of these CPU's run at varying voltages. I've known someone using an E6300 with a VID of 1.325V, while mine has a VID of 1.250V. Some have had 1.225V, for example. It varies.
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Mine says 1.0000v. 
The chips VID will be clearly printed on the retail box.
Where?
The only voltage printed on any of my Intels has been the max voltage (1.35v for the C2D's).