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Old 5th Dec 2005, 10:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Voltage Limits for AMD64 3200+ Venice Core

Whare are the limits to which you can push the voltages with this chip. Whats safe, whats not so safe.
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Old 5th Dec 2005, 11:05 PM   #2 (permalink)
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From what I've read, up to 1.55V should be fairly safe and beyond that is pushing it a little bit.
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i'm using 1.65vcore.

temps are still below 50c despite load. i'll have to monitor it when the ambient is hotter (it's 6am+ now)

current speed 2.6ghz.
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From what I've read, up to 1.55V should be fairly safe and beyond that is pushing it a little bit.
Yup, try not to go above 1.55V. I'm running at 1.5V at 2.7GHz.
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my 3000+ at 1.55v
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watch ur voltages carfully, i set my board to 1.65v(tring to get my cpu highest OC) and under load the sensor reported that it was going over 1.7v??!!!

then again i have a clawhammer core, i think these suckers love voltage(btw the best i could get was around 2.55 ghz, stupid chip....)
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then again i have a clawhammer core, i think these suckers love voltage(btw the best i could get was around 2.55 ghz, stupid chip....)
mine's a clawhammer too. currently 47c while folding. 1.65vcore on stock heatsink. pretty cool i'd say.

(and yeah, i admire Chai's 2.7ghz @ 1.5vcore........)
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Yup, try not to go above 1.55V. I'm running at 1.5V at 2.7GHz.
Wow that is really a good oc wif oni 0.1V bump
my Venice E3 could oni reach 2.5ghz wif that voltage
But i suppose i can't complain about overclocking
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Wow that is really a good oc wif oni 0.1V bump
my Venice E3 could oni reach 2.5ghz wif that voltage
But i suppose i can't complain about overclocking
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My venice hits 2.58 on stock voltage stable, anything more than that and it needs more volts... but i'm happy with a 500mhz oc
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