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* CPU : E2140 * CPU Stepping : M0 * Cooling : Stock/Air * Chipset : P965 * Motherboard : DFI Infinity Dark P965 -S * BIOS : Version 07/25/2007 * FSB : 400 (Haven't gone further) * Multiplier : 8 * CPU Clock Speed : 3207.3 Mhz * Ram Frequency : 801Mhz * Ram Timings : 5-5-5-15 * CPU : RAM ratio : 1:1 * DDRV : 2.000 * NBV : 1.35v * SBV : 1.05v * CoreV : 1.41v * VID : 1.3250v * Idle Temp : 29'C | 25'C * Load Temp : 63'C | 64'C * Comments: None Screenies : 
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 First M0 E2140 in the list. Very impressive result with stock cooler and relatively low vcore. I am going to update the list now. Cheers 
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mtnickel, to be honest 2x3.0Ghz is very nice, like its faster than most pc's out there
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* UserName. whatsupadrian
__________________* CPU. e2180 * C/S. m0 * Batch #. ?? * Cooling. Air * Chipset. p35 * Mobo. Abit p35-e * BIOS. 12 * FSB. 280 * M. FSB. 290 * Multi. 10x * CPSD. 2800mhz * Ram SPD. 1:1 * Ram TM. 5-5-5-15 * DDRV. 1.8v * NBV. ?? * SBV. ?? * CoreV. 1.325v * VID. ?? * Idle Temp: 32/32 * Load Temp: 58/59 * Comments: HELP ME OC MORE!
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I just set up an E2180 for my daughter with the Abit IP35-E board.
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Thanks for the advice on reseating, all. I reseated again, using what seemed like too little AS5 and now my load temps (short fft) are down to 58-59C @ 3 Ghz. Also picked up a CM 690 and it has much better airflow than my old Superlanboy. Still seems high, but the surface of my HyperTX2 is not very good. I think if I lap even just the HSF I can get 366x9 running well @ about 1.4V but it'll be about two weeks before I can as I'm moving apartments.
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Yeah, I heated up a needle and put a tiny hole in the cap for my AS5 tube, then put a single ~0.5mm wide line on the heatspreader above the core like the AS5 instructions say to. Temps went down by ~7C over having a line closer to 1mm wide in the same place.
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