Originally Posted by G|F.E.A.D|Killa ![]() it would be fine. intel says the max is 1.45. but then again since when did we start listing to stock specs. |
For the e7200, the voltage range is 0.85V â€" 1.3625V... so anything above 1.3625, and you're on your own... Source: http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SLAPC Running your processor higher than specified voltages is fine, and could last a couple years, but you do run the risk of frying the chip, in which it may last you only a couple weeks... so its unpredictable |
Originally Posted by sabermetrics ![]() For the e7200, the voltage range is 0.85V â€" 1.3625V... so anything above 1.3625, and you're on your own... Source: http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SLAPC Running your processor higher than specified voltages is fine, and could last a couple years, but you do run the risk of frying the chip, in which it may last you only a couple weeks... so its unpredictable |