Run Orthos small FFTs and read your temperatures with realtemp after letting it run a little while. If they're good (<60c) then yes, you should be able to add some voltage. If your system is too unstable to fully load the CPU for a minute or two to check temps, increase the voltage to 1.45v, rinse and repeat.
E2220 @ 3.6GHz 1.42v (fAiL)
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They say to stay below 1.5V to stay within safe voltage
Originally Posted by microman you can pump tons of voltage into that chip i would go up to 1.65 myself but would say 1.6 for you. |
As long as your temps aren't loading above 70ºC, I'd say keeping kicking the juice to it!
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The only thing you can do is increase the voltage. How long did it take to BSOD? After you increase the volts, if it doesn't BSOD with a couple hours of Intel Burn it should be stable. OCCT is another good CPU stress program. That is a golden E2220 you have there. I'm amazed by the ultra low 1.2125v VID which is very very low for a 65nm CPU. You even beat the VID on my 45nm E5200 of 1.225v. My E2140 isn't even close with a VID of 1.325v.
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Yes and your CPU has a super high multiplier. Your cooler should be fine just as long as the temperature stays in check.
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Originally Posted by SickStew ok my board is good enough i take it |
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my VID = 1.2125
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good little cpu then
Originally Posted by Ben the OCer The only thing you can do is increase the voltage. How long did it take to BSOD? After you increase the volts, if it doesn't BSOD with a couple hours of Intel Burn it should be stable. OCCT is another good CPU stress program. That is a golden E2220 you have there. I'm amazed by the ultra low 1.2125v VID which is very very low for a 65nm CPU. You even beat the VID on my 45nm E5200 of 1.225v. My E2140 isn't even close with a VID of 1.325v. Yes and your CPU has a super high multiplier. Your cooler should be fine just as long as the temperature stays in check. |
good little cpu then
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Yep, you have a really sweet chip. I hope it didn't sound like I was questioning the validity of your VID (but thanks for the proof none the less). I was just complimenting your really nice chip. I wasn't surprised it was a low VID chip since they tend to OC better than high VID chips. How much voltage does it need for 3.2GHz to be stable. Let us know how far you get it stable.
Originally Posted by SickStew my VID = 1.2125
good little cpu then |
I wouldn't go to far past 1.5v w/o water. Do you really need to hit 3.7 or is it just for some e-peen
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Thanks mate. I'll post pic of it booting at 3.7GHz
But i wish i could get stable
but 3.5GHz is great
Originally Posted by Mr. Stroker I cant get above 3.0ghz at all. Im at 333*9 w 1.35v. It takes me 1.5v just to boot at 3.2 and will fail with ant stress. So you got a good chip. |
But i wish i could get stable
but 3.5GHz is great
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