Originally Posted by Ghostleader

Two Cables right??????????? My english is good but not that good, explain please.

Originally Posted by TwoCables

jdomingo85:

Based on my own experience, you may be able to lower the vcore a little bit by raising the memory voltage while simultaneously being mindful of the the way the memory sticks feel to the touch during a linpack test (and try LinX; it makes Linpack testing so much easier). I mean, even though this memory has a voltage range of 1.5 - 1.6V, you may be able to safely use as much as like 1.7V or something thanks to the heatspreaders. But you'll know if they're too hot by just touching them with your fingers during a linpack test. If they feel so hot that it might hurt to keep touching them for an extended period of time, then perhaps the voltage is a hair too high. But if you could touch them for an extended period of time without ever feeling any pain from heat, then the temps are fine.

This way, there's a chance that you could have less than 1.362V going through this expensive 45nm CPU. And of course, I am referring to the voltage after both vDrop and vDroop.

For me, it only took a very tiny memory voltage increase, so you may only need to go to 1.625V, or 1.650V in order to allow you to decrease the core voltage to something much safer.

And after doing more testing, raise the FSB voltage to 1.4V to see if it makes any difference.

I guess that's all I have.

Originally Posted by Ghostleader

Okey, I got the messages, you guys have problem to stay focus more then a few minutes.

Originally Posted by tK FuRY

No lol, i was joking on the fact about your long ass reply

Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha

yeah, not just a long reply, a long ass reply

Originally Posted by T3h_Ch33z_Muncha

yeah, not just a long reply, a long ass reply

Originally Posted by Thumper

His reply wasn't long, it was the proper length to deliver the required and desired information.

Too often now-a-days people want a quick, short, easy solution. Sometimes you have to read, sometimes you have to research, and study, and learn.