What Speed Should i oc to

[Shonk]

my 2400+
does
2166mhz 166.0 x 13.0 Default Volts
2266mhz 167.8 x 13.5 1.725 volts
2350mhz 167.8 x 14.0 1.825/1.850 volts

stable

im not realy sure i should put 1.85 volts into it in the long run

what does everyone else think

[MiGGinZ]

after my first 8RDA+ incident my 2400+ is not working but my AUIGA TBRED i1700+ is @ 2ghz no probs

[sirtoby]

ehm, that doesn't really answer the question eh?

Anyways.. I'd go for the last one i.e. 2350mhz 167.8 x 14.0 1.825/1.850 volts, given that it doesn't require more cooling than the others so we'd be in the noise/performance discussion. But as always.. the higher the better..

[Mickey Padge]

As long as heat does not become an issue then keep it at 2350mhz.
You never know , if you keep it running at that speed for a long time you may be able to raise the CPU speed a bit more .Or continue running it at 2350mhz but get away with less Vcore than before
Sometimes that can happen with a CPU . It kind of gets used to running at a certain speed .
Cheers

[Ykalon]

Don't raise the multiplier. Lower it and raise the fsb instead.
200*11 is faster than 166*13. Try to get the highest fsb and then the highest multiplier you can use that on.

[bldegle2]

for the lower multi's, no need to close the last L5 this way.

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[Shonk]

i dont need to close any l5's

the 8rda+ unlocks every multiplier

i dont use 200fsb because my ram isnt upto it

[Chris`I]

Yeah as the others say, get the highest FSB. But you also have to weigh that up with the higher volts and also relaxing the RAM timings.

I have my 2400+ @ 192*12 (2.3GHz) with 2,2,2,5 . I can push it to 195*12 but relaxing the timings and so a slower comp

2350mhz 167.8 x 14.0 1.825 < best IMO