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Will a MaxOrb suffice for overclocking a E6750?
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Will a MaxOrb suffice for overclocking a E6750?
Should be getting my new setup from fedex anyday, was just wondering if the MaxOrb will work for a slight overclock of the E6750...
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 First fix the spelling in the title.And yea, for a mild overclock it should do fine, with the proper amount of AS5.
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lol, thanks for catching that.
__________________AS5? Sorry I am just getting back into the computer scene... And is the MaxOrb a good cooler?
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It's not the greatest cooler by any stretch of the imagination, but for the mild overclocks (2.4-> 2.8 or so), it should do fine. Just keep temps below 60°C under load and you'll be fine.
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Iv seen some reviews of the MaxOrb and its slightly worse than the Big Typhoon. However, the BT was a great cooler so this shouldn't be too bad either. I'm sure you can overclock your E6750 pretty high on the MaxOrb.
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Cool thanks guys.
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60c is no big deal for a c2d, you could go to 70c
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Uh, what? The G0 steppings have thermal limits of ~71°C. Most other Core2Duo's have it around 60-61°C.
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Quote:
 What? I could have sworn most C2D were higher than 60-61...
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