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Is this a good stepping?
- Thread starter Yarkanat
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Hi,
have you heard of google? People who expect things served on a silver plater will not get a good response.
Thanks.
Ask in a decent manner and someone may help you.
have you heard of google? People who expect things served on a silver plater will not get a good response.
Thanks.
Ask in a decent manner and someone may help you.
Man of Honour
Yeah I think that's pretty decent too really, what else are you meant to say...
"Ohhh OcUK pleeeeeease help me!"
What happened to just not replying to a post if you didn't like it? To me this guy just wants some experienced users feedback rather than a million results for purchasing chips on etc.
"Ohhh OcUK pleeeeeease help me!"
What happened to just not replying to a post if you didn't like it? To me this guy just wants some experienced users feedback rather than a million results for purchasing chips on etc.
Man of Honour
That is a sick amount of juice.
1.65 caused no problems whatsoever (on water) 100% orthos small fft's load was low-mid 50's after 8 hours. Didn't use it for 24/7 though, 3.6 - 1.54v. High voltage will obviously shorten the lifespan of the cpu but I change mine every 6 months or so so it won't effect me, and tbh in 2 or 3 years time the e6600 will probably retail at less than £100 anyway, so even if it did live a short life - replacing one will be no biggie. I have yet to hear of a conroe being killed by excessive volts and they have been around for more than 6 months already - tempting fate I guess but part of the overclocking fun is the fear/rush that something may go wrong and rejoicing when it dosn't 
I wouldn't advise anyone to put that much vcore through there cpu's though without having the knowledge that it 'could' go all wrong and having funds to replace it - never killed a cpu yet through overclocking tbh.
Got a new cpu now though which dosn't need nearly as much voltage to reach the same speeds but runs a lot hotter regardless - week 32a.
I wouldn't advise anyone to put that much vcore through there cpu's though without having the knowledge that it 'could' go all wrong and having funds to replace it - never killed a cpu yet through overclocking tbh.
Got a new cpu now though which dosn't need nearly as much voltage to reach the same speeds but runs a lot hotter regardless - week 32a
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Associate
joeyjojo said:Good old XS, their opty chart is invaluable as well.
And w3bbo, what about concordes conroe. One of the cores died after running at 1.55 24/7
Wouldn't think that would be down to too much voltage. Could have been a problem with the CPU acclerated by voltage maybe, or just a random failure. Unlikely that much voltage actually killed the CPU.
Have run ~ 1.9v into a 6600 for short(ish) periods of time (ie 7-8 hours) and doesnt appear to be any damage to the CPU. Clocks aren't degrading etc (yet anyway lol)
Associate
stigggeh said:on google, neither could I.....
your question is fine imo, its just killajaz on his period
I Blame BA!
(5th day without luggage in Canada)joeyjojo said:Good old XS, their opty chart is invaluable as well.
And w3bbo, what about concordes conroe. One of the cores died after running at 1.55 24/7
Faulty product to begin with imo, it would most likely have died on stock volts too, cant see volts killing one core and not the other as the are both on the same die.