E5200 - Overclocking Thread

[andrei80]

4375 mhz 1.44v load. Did superpi and NucleaRus benchmarks and hit 90* in load...I'm afraid that's it, without a better cooler...
PS I have a validation ss now

[wolfy87]

lol, that us your second post, and already talking bout 4.4Geeezz

+rep for that

[glussier]

Originally Posted by PizzaMan

wiki prbly

Most info is just a google away.

No I did not. I've been following the processor business for some time.

BTW, I will get an E5300. I called Intel this morning, and after some convincing they managed to get me one. Not free, I have to pay for it.

[glussier]

I'm not one to lose without a fight, so here goes 4427.81


The link to cpuz validation: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=480989




So, I think I retain my title.

I dropped the vcore voltage to 1.5 (I wanted to know if my cpu could boot at over 4.4ghz at that vcore. But, to solve my fsb problem, I was wandering why my computer could post at up to 407fsb, but was rebooting before It could reach the desktop, so I increased sata voltage from 1.5volt to 1.6volt and here I am.

[hout17]

Got my multi dropped down to 10.5 and hit 3.5 on 1.34 (2hr Occt stable) instead of 1.36 but still need to really jack up the voltage to hit 3.6ghz. I'm thinking if I can get it to post at 10 multi or even 9 multi god forbid I might be able to jack this thing up higher on lower voltage. We will see...

Might have to look a the e5300 since they are available at Newegg in the states. I wonder how it clocks .

[glussier]

Might have to look a the e5300 since they are available at Newegg in the states. I wonder how it clocks .

I should receive mini sometime next week, so I'll know soon enough.

[glussier]

Originally Posted by hout17

Got my multi dropped down to 10.5 and hit 3.5 on 1.34 (2hr Occt stable) instead of 1.36 but still need to really jack up the voltage to hit 3.6ghz. I'm thinking if I can get it to post at 10 multi or even 9 multi god forbid I might be able to jack this thing up higher on lower voltage. We will see...

Might have to look a the e5300 since they are available at Newegg in the states. I wonder how it clocks .

Try upping the fsb termination voltage a little (mch), It might help you dropping your core voltage.

[andrei80]

4437mhz :P
I'm gonna try for 4.5ghz
LE DID IT
E5200@4500mhz
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=481020

HOW DO I GET IN THE TOP ON FIRST PAGE?

[Quantum Reality]

I am impressed and awed.

[miloshs]

Me too.... Congrats