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***The Official Conroe Overclocking Thread ***

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fist off , thanks to everyone for all the advise .
...and big thanks for the overclocking guide sticky !!

heres my overclock.

http://img389.imageshack.us/img389/1148/oclockpm4.jpg

its just done an hour thru running orthos and still running at 58 degrees loaded...hoping to clear the 8 hour barrier.

specs are :
E6300
arctic cooler (forgot the full name, the cheap one !)
gigabyte ds3
geil pc6400 ull 800mhz.
antec 900 (all fans on medium)
antec spot cooler pointing at northbridge.

...just a couple of things, how safe is it to run at this speed now the weather is getting warmer?
are my temps at the moment ok?

cheers

UPDATE:

orthos errored after 2 hours .

what should i do ?
 
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easyrider said:
Try 1.5v that just might be enough.

Take note: watch your temps

..just been checking around the forums and it seems 1.5v is very exessive.

...im sure your experience is well founded but im a little nervous to push it that much without double checking with you first.
..seems a lot of peeps can get to 3ghz without going above 1.4v

..could there be something else im missing somewhere ?
 
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perry081064 said:
UPDATE:

well easyrider, it seems you was right about giving it 1.5v
temp is about 4 or 5 cooler than normal as its the middle of the night




wadda you think?

Nice mate,

With 1.5vcore and those temps,which are fine I might add,I would go for a higher clock.

See how far you can get with 1.5v you might find 3.4ghz will be easy to achieve. :)


Heres my 6400 running happily @ 3.8ghz :D

3-6.jpg
 
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easyrider said:
Nice mate,

With 1.5vcore and those temps,which are fine I might add,I would go for a higher clock.

See how far you can get with 1.5v you might find 3.4ghz will be easy to achieve. :)


Heres my 6400 running happily @ 3.8ghz :D

3-6.jpg

Can i see some posts on cpu-Z with the memory selection on , I want to know the mhz the ram is running,

Thanks

Jay
 
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easyrider said:
Nice mate,

With 1.5vcore and those temps,which are fine I might add,I would go for a higher clock.

See how far you can get with 1.5v you might find 3.4ghz will be easy to achieve. :)


Heres my 6400 running happily @ 3.8ghz :D

Hi easyrider.

Thanks for the help,
just to keep you updated, its running in the daytime at 54 degrees idle.
id imagine that would rise to about 65 loaded using orthos.
(although its been hot here today !)
so i dont really want to push it too much with summer coming up.
also, ive not got a fan on the northbridge, just an antec spot cooler directed at it on full whack..ill have to get my fingers in there and see if its too hot to handle.

congrats on your clock, gotta admit im pretty jealous !

...i may try to get it up to 3.2 ghz but as i say im pretty worried about the temps, i dont wanna fry anything, so i may have another late night and try it when its cooler
 
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