T Toxcity New member Sep 18, 2007 #1 I am sure this has been asked before, but heyhoooo, you love me. What is the max safe voltage for a C2D chip? Just making sure before I blow anything up!
I am sure this has been asked before, but heyhoooo, you love me. What is the max safe voltage for a C2D chip? Just making sure before I blow anything up!
J JN New member Sep 18, 2007 #2 IMO: Air: 1.5v Water: 1.55v (poss 1.575v) 1.6v and above on anything but sub-zero is asking for trouble tbh.
IMO: Air: 1.5v Water: 1.55v (poss 1.575v) 1.6v and above on anything but sub-zero is asking for trouble tbh.
T Toxcity New member Sep 18, 2007 #3 Cheers Jim! Will now go see if I can get anymore out of my E6400. How much does 1.55v cut its life?
T Toxcity New member Sep 18, 2007 #5 name='darkorb' said: from 200 years to 150! Click to expand... Oh, I do hope you are right!
J JN New member Sep 18, 2007 #6 name='darkorb' said: from 200 years to 150! Click to expand... Yeah, you're not likely to kill the chip in your lifetime unless you start edging close to 1.6v and you're not keeping your eye on the temps. I had an X6800 ES chip die on me with 1.65v under water, so I don't tend to push them that hard anymore
name='darkorb' said: from 200 years to 150! Click to expand... Yeah, you're not likely to kill the chip in your lifetime unless you start edging close to 1.6v and you're not keeping your eye on the temps. I had an X6800 ES chip die on me with 1.65v under water, so I don't tend to push them that hard anymore
T Toxcity New member Sep 18, 2007 #7 name='XMS' said: Yeah, you're not likely to kill the chip in your lifetime unless you start edging close to 1.6v and you're not keeping your eye on the temps. I had an X6800 ES chip die on me with 1.65v under water, so I don't tend to push them that hard anymore Click to expand... Sounds good to me! Thanks for the info guys... will do some extra clocking for fun! OUCH, Jim I bet that cost you a lot.. RMA?
name='XMS' said: Yeah, you're not likely to kill the chip in your lifetime unless you start edging close to 1.6v and you're not keeping your eye on the temps. I had an X6800 ES chip die on me with 1.65v under water, so I don't tend to push them that hard anymore Click to expand... Sounds good to me! Thanks for the info guys... will do some extra clocking for fun! OUCH, Jim I bet that cost you a lot.. RMA?
D darkorb New member Sep 18, 2007 #8 mine is at 1.5v right now, shows 1.55 or so in windows, for my 270x10 settings
B Bal3Wolf New member Sep 19, 2007 #9 1.5-1.55 max i run my e6600@ 3600mhz with 1.415 vcore but i got a chip with a low vid so i can get up to 3700 without even sending over 1.45 vcore.
1.5-1.55 max i run my e6600@ 3600mhz with 1.415 vcore but i got a chip with a low vid so i can get up to 3700 without even sending over 1.45 vcore.