Just sharing a CPU-Z of Intel Core 2 Duo E4300

[death metal]

Wow. Smoking review. The sample Xbit had wasn't as good, but no doubt this will be the easiest way to get into the 100% OC club. Just a little water cooling should do the trick!

Well, there's earlier review as well about this, I think they really OC that high as well. If rumors are true, this is launching very soon

[oijkue]

stock intel cooler,room temp=18c,
bios vcore=1.5875v,MAX 412MHz boot

cpuz verified
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=150913

[falqon]

what kind of clocks are obtainable with less than max vcore?

[alexio]

This is a nice deal for anyone looking for a cheap E6400: http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Duo...em180073586306

[GoodOldCom]

With P5B Deluxe and HR01.

[oijkue]

what kind of clocks are obtainable with less than max vcore?

Im using 1.26v 333*9 3.0G for BOINC 24/7

[falqon]

Thanks, looks like this thing isn't quite as much as I hoped for. Although more than a 100% overclock on a $180 chip, I may have been just a bit greedy Was really hoping to get 400x9 without large voltage increase.

[death metal]

Anandtech has an article up in their site, they have a good chip there as well...

[kotoko]

Hello I am trying to build a new computer soon, and want to overclock E4300 stable 24hr/7day/365days. I will also buy Gigabyte DS3. What would be a good OC? I looked at many E4300 pictures and past posts and I like 3.15ghz with 1.34V CPU. I would like to aim for around there too. Maybe 3.2ghz >< Would I also have to increase other voltage to get the 3.15-3.2ghz? (Northbridge (MCH) voltage, FSB voltage) I don't want the fastest overclock, just a stable one

Another question I have is about RAM. If we did 3.15ghz, then FSB would be 350mhz. Then I can either do 2x in BIOS for DDR2-700, or 2.5x in BIOS for DDR2-875? I would like to find DDR2-800 RAM that can do 875 with 3-3-3-9 or timings, but would that be possible^^;; I also do not really want to increase the DIMM voltage.

Thanks in advance!