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Noob From England , nice forum
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Noob From England , nice forum
just started into the world of overclocking
__________________i got my 2.8 p4 running at 3.2, but i have a question ? when you increase the speed you have to increase voltage too ? well when i up the voltage to anything higher it reboots sometimes, so i have my voltage on the lowest standard setting and it seems to work fine  about 1.5v i thinkbuh byee for now
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you have to up the voltage every now and then or else your system won't be stable. raising vcore adds heat, which doubly reinforces the idea of good cooling (<50C load).
__________________im not too sure about max vcores on intels, but i think it's 1.6v. wait for someone who knows what they are talking about. 
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Welcome
 Max voltage for your cpu is 1.7. Keep uping the fsb until you hit a wall then give it some more voltage.
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What core do you have? I have a 2.8 Ghz Northwood and I am running it a 3.5 Ghz with a 1.8 vcore on water.
P.S. Welcome to the forums!
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1.8V?? I thot that guy just said the max was 1.7V...
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well max is like 1.7 or 1.75 anything above that your kinda using at your own risk ya know, without good cooling your sure to fry that sucker.
__________________ps welcome to this lovely place
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Welcome m8
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thankyou for the replys, im not running any water cooling etc just 2 side fans blowing in and 1 case fan blowing out the back and a big cpu fan with copper heatsink and heat pipes, the temps are just about ok for this setup (35-40'C IDle and 50'C load), i think ill stick with 3.2 GHZ for now
__________________ but i tryed upping the voltage and it doesnt like it anything above the lowest standard setting and i get reboots, really weird , maybe it need to be faster like 3.5 to take more voltage hmmmmSoaDMTguy i have the northwood too 800mhz fsb standard
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WELCOME!!!!
Yes, you will need to increase voltage, and it seems like someone already answered that question. For Northwood : 1.700 V and 55 Degrees Celsius are the limits. For Prescott : 1.600 V and 65 Degrees Celsius are the limits. and that temperature of yours seems quite high..... is your house warm? 2.8 @ 3.2 and that high? I'm believing that it's a Prescott. GLAGH! 
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