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Old 21st July, 2006, 01:48 PM
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AMD 4400 x2 Maximum Voltage?
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I have been clocking my 4400 x2 on 1.45 volts now and I reached a barrier of 2660 on both cores... I can't go any further on my Asus A8R32-mvp.

Can somebody tell me what is the maximum voltage these e6 CPU's can handle without frying them?
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about 1.65m with good watercooling, 1.55 on good air. Chips will start to loose stability before they geta voltage that will kill them. At least AMD's chips
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I am an aircooler so I hope I can bumb it up to that value 1.55 I will try right away when I get my board back. Thnx.
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Just try to keep temps around 45c max, for best clocks.
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Old 21st July, 2006, 07:09 PM
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I will... but temps on my previous Asus where allready 40 minimal with stock settings... I guessed such as many others that the temp meters on the boards is off! I will get an nforce motherboard soon so I will check if it's the same
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try a tool called "Core Temp". I've attached it here, down below.
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Old 21st July, 2006, 09:41 PM
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Thnx for the link... i can't try it right now but is it also for the E revs? It says f/g !

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Never mind, I googled it... aaah I luv google! The answer is yes.
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