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Old 10-07-07   #31 (permalink)
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Here's some reviews I would recommend that are very helpful when deciding whether to go with a E2000 series CPU:

Legion Hardware: Conroe vs. Allendale vs. Conroe-L

X-bit labs: E2140 and E2160 review

Tom's Hardware: E2160 OCed to 3.2GHz review

I have a question. I see you added FSBV to your chart (I like the new look of the chart by the way ). Is there a difference between FSBV and NBV? In my BIOS my two chipset voltage options are called FSB and SPP (which I assume is the North and Southbridge). Is that right?
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Here's some reviews I would recommend that are very helpful when deciding whether to go with a E2000 series CPU:

Legion Hardware: Conroe vs. Allendale vs. Conroe-L

X-bit labs: E2140 and E2160 review

Tom's Hardware: E2160 OCed to 3.2GHz review

I have a question. I see you added FSBV to your chart (I like the new look of the chart by the way ). Is there a difference between FSBV and NBV? In my BIOS my two chipset voltage options are called FSB and SPP (which I assume is the North and Southbridge). Is that right?
You are correct. I will remove the FSBV in next update. They will go into comments column. I will add your recommend links under your name. Thanks
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great job on the chart linskingdom, looks great.
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Here's some reviews I would recommend that are very helpful when deciding whether to go with a E2000 series CPU:

Legion Hardware: Conroe vs. Allendale vs. Conroe-L

X-bit labs: E2140 and E2160 review

Tom's Hardware: E2160 OCed to 3.2GHz review

I have a question. I see you added FSBV to your chart (I like the new look of the chart by the way ). Is there a difference between FSBV and NBV? In my BIOS my two chipset voltage options are called FSB and SPP (which I assume is the North and Southbridge). Is that right?
Updated. The FSBV had been removed from the chart. Your links had been added to the links recommended section. Thanks for the suggestion



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great job on the chart linskingdom, looks great.
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Thumbs up The V2 E2140!
This processor was meant for my file server but I gave it a try in my main rig with great results. Now if I had a better video card....

It seems to like value memory too fyi!

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CPU clock speed. 2800mhz
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Ram TM. Memory timing. 5-6-6-18 (T1)
DDRV. 1.8v
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This processor was meant for my file server but I gave it a try in my main rig with great results. Now if I had a better video card....

It seems to like value memory too fyi!

UserName. Wall_Socket
CPU. E2140
CPU Stepping. 2
Batch #. not sure, its written down somewhere...
Cooling. WC (modified Nautilus 500)
Chipset. i975x
Mobo. ASUS P5W DH Deluxe
BIOS. 2206
FSB. 350mhz
M. FSB. 375mhz (posted easy, boot XP then restart when it would log on)
Multi. 8
CPU clock speed. 2800mhz
Ram SPD. 1:1
Ram TM. Memory timing. 5-6-6-18 (T1)
DDRV. 1.8v
NBV. auto
SBV. auto
CoreV. 1.28v
Idle Temp: 32c/33c
Load Temp: 44c/46c
Comments: WC cpu, hot NB

Wow. 1.28v Updated. Thanks for your configuration information
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Nice chart...i hope to be adding to this list soon when i get my 2140 or 2180...havent decided yet =P...just pointing this out, but you spelled "idel" wrong, its "idle"
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Nice chart...i hope to be adding to this list soon when i get my 2140 or 2180...havent decided yet =P...just pointing this out, but you spelled "idel" wrong, its "idle"
Updated. Thanks for the correction. Would like to hear from you soon.
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I got two rigs going now with 965P-DS3's, E2180's, 2x1gb 80MHz and 8800 GTS 320's.

One gets to 3.1GHz the other to 3.3GHz. the 3.1GHz requires way more voltage but runs cooler, while the 3.3GHz requires less but runs hotter...

With the GTS overclocked the 3.3GHz gets 10,550 in 3dmark06 and the 3.1GHz gets about 10,400.

I'm pretty impressed.

I'll do a full write up later, they are still stress testing. I just thought I would chime in with this.
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