Running an intel 2.8 D 820, (dual P4 i think they are really). What kind of difference would i see if i went down the core 2 duo route? is it worth it? I do a lot of photoshop.dreamweaver work and game moderately, games such as the up and coming command and conquer 3 etc i will be playing a lot.
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Intel D 820 to CD2?
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Ok i have these in me basket
Asus P5N-E SLi nForce 650
Intel Core 2 DUO E4300 "LGA775 Allendale" 1.80GHz (800FSB) - Retail
GeIL 2GB (2x1GB) PC6400C5 800MHz Value DDR2 Dual Channel Kit
If i wanted to do a light clock on the cpu without faffing with voltages, just simply upping the multiplyer for something stable, so nothing silly what kind of cooler do i need as i want a very quiet rigg, would the stock cpu cooler allow me to clock the chip, and if so what to?
Asus P5N-E SLi nForce 650
Intel Core 2 DUO E4300 "LGA775 Allendale" 1.80GHz (800FSB) - Retail
GeIL 2GB (2x1GB) PC6400C5 800MHz Value DDR2 Dual Channel Kit
If i wanted to do a light clock on the cpu without faffing with voltages, just simply upping the multiplyer for something stable, so nothing silly what kind of cooler do i need as i want a very quiet rigg, would the stock cpu cooler allow me to clock the chip, and if so what to?
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Tombo said:
At 400 FSB that E4300 would hit 3.6GHz O.o
The E4300 multi is 9, E6300 is 7
400 x 9 = 3.6GHz = E4300
400 x 7 = 2.8GHz = E6300