Watercooling Results!

[GavX]

spot on there, I only had it at 1.55 for an hour or so, right now I am at 1.32 with a FSB of 400 giving me a healthy 3.2. For benching however, crank em high juts dont cry to me whenn it blows up

 

[anklebiter]

Yeah, but would you run a 65nm above 1.5v 24/7.

For 45nm the abslute limit in my opinion is 1.365v. Sure you may be able to go higher but its a risk not worth taking IMO. Many people have run into problems of electromigration and degredation. However, above 1.365v is fine for a benchmark run but I wouldn't risk it for 24/7 usage.

I shall bear this in mind, Thanks for your words of wisdom, I'd like to know where u first found info on overclocking, was this through guides?

anyway. Im hoping to keep my system well above 4Ghz, I've been told this is realistic.

Thanks again for the advice, I will take it on board.

regards

Ollie

 

[coffeejunky]

This is the only guide I really used

http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpus/1567-intel-overclocking-guide.html

Sorry that its off-site, but it is a very good guide.