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wierdo124 · 08-23-08

bump

known12345 · 08-26-08

Bump for an extremely good guide, was very informative and I learned alot; not too sure why it isn't a sticky.

With that said, if you have the time or if you happen to know off hand, can you please post the various multipliers of the various chips? Although I only have a rudimentary understanding of overclocking, it seems that chips with a higher multiplier make good overclockers because you do not need an exceptionally high fsb to hit, lets say 4GHZ. Highers FSB requires good memory, good board, good northbridge cooling compared to less FSB but higher multiplier. I am not too sure if having a higher multiplier is detrimental to overclocking, however. I have a Q6600 and I can hit 3.6 with an FSB (9x multiplier) but some people cannot yet they can hit 3.6 with an FSB of 450 (8x multiplier). I for one can't but I have heard posts from others who have so honestly not too sure how multipliers affect overclocking (if anyone does, can they please, if they have the time, post the relationship between multiplier and overclocking).

Keatonus · 08-26-08

Incredible guide, I was confused on which CPU to try and get as an upgrade from my E2180, and have been scouring Craigslists for e6 and e7 series CPU's =]

wierdo124 · 08-26-08

No problem, will get the multipliers up soon

And thanks guys!

**mortimersnerd** · 08-30-08

Might need an update, with the E8600 and a few other chips.

wierdo124 · 08-30-08

Thanks, will get that done.

wierdo124 · 09-27-08

Some stuff updated. Will get the multipliers up soon.

error10 · 09-27-08

I'm surprised you didn't mention Intel Processor Spec Finder.

GodofGrunts · 12-19-08

Updates for Core i7 now? Please?

wierdo124 · 12-19-08

Quote:

Originally Posted by GodofGrunts

Updates for Core i7 now? Please?

It's on the way

haven't had much time

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08-26-08	#12 (permalink)
known12345 New to Overclock.net Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3 Rep: 0 Unique Rep: 0 Trader Rating: 0	Bump for an extremely good guide, was very informative and I learned alot; not too sure why it isn't a sticky. With that said, if you have the time or if you happen to know off hand, can you please post the various multipliers of the various chips? Although I only have a rudimentary understanding of overclocking, it seems that chips with a higher multiplier make good overclockers because you do not need an exceptionally high fsb to hit, lets say 4GHZ. Highers FSB requires good memory, good board, good northbridge cooling compared to less FSB but higher multiplier. I am not too sure if having a higher multiplier is detrimental to overclocking, however. I have a Q6600 and I can hit 3.6 with an FSB (9x multiplier) but some people cannot yet they can hit 3.6 with an FSB of 450 (8x multiplier). I for one can't but I have heard posts from others who have so honestly not too sure how multipliers affect overclocking (if anyone does, can they please, if they have the time, post the relationship between multiplier and overclocking).

08-30-08	#15 (permalink)
mortimersnerd Fear the penguin Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Michigan, United States Posts: 7,297 Folding Team Rank: 27 Hardware Reviews: 4 Trader Rating: 48	Might need an update, with the E8600 and a few other chips.

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