Generally its said that 1.55v is max on air for single core and 1.6v for water but would people say thats the same for the dual core as these run a lot hotter (for 24/7 use). Currently at 1.5v at 3.1ghz so already better than my single core cpu but temperatures are very good - 4 degree difference between idle and load (just going over 30 on load in the evenings in this weather)
Safe volts on x2
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Custom water: eheim 1250, alphacool nexxxos bold, maze 4 gpu, thermochill he 120.3, cape reservoir, silenx 14db 72cfm 38mm deep fans, tygon 1/2".
Cpu is fx60 running naked with 2gb corsair 3500ll (1:1) on dfi expert. Under air i was using a ninja that was just touching 50 degrees under load and couldnt get 3ghz. Now looking good to hitting 3.2ghz with this but just wanted to check what safe voltages are under air and water on the x2 cpu's. Increase in volts from 1.3 to 1.5 has made a 2 degree difference under load in total. Also the x14 multi seems a lot more stable than the x15 one for some reason
Cpu is fx60 running naked with 2gb corsair 3500ll (1:1) on dfi expert. Under air i was using a ninja that was just touching 50 degrees under load and couldnt get 3ghz. Now looking good to hitting 3.2ghz with this but just wanted to check what safe voltages are under air and water on the x2 cpu's. Increase in volts from 1.3 to 1.5 has made a 2 degree difference under load in total. Also the x14 multi seems a lot more stable than the x15 one for some reason
3.3 should be attainable.