is this E4300 any good for oc'ing

[terramir]

http://www.terramir.com/image/C2430056k.jpg
I would like to know what the numbers mean, if anyone could break it down would be cool
terramir

[mukmaster]

http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9TB
The sl9tb is you Sspec
1.80GHZ is speed 2m is 2MB cashe 800 is 800FSB 06 is the year
0644a744 is the batch number

[terramir]

is 744 the unique number of that proc out of 1000 or so? with barton cores the lower numbers clocked better :S
I dunno about this one yet
terramir

[crazyea]

i had an amd 2500+ barton... do they have an intel named barton?

[Frank M]

with barton cores the lower numbers clocked better :S
I dunno about this one yet

You know it's pointless to ask how high it will oc given the volatility of each
batch, right? The only way to tell is to get ocing, d'oh.

[Miwo]

I wouldn't expect hitting 3.6GHz unless you plan on using _lots_ of voltage. Have not seen many good e4300 chips. I think 3.2-3.4GHz is a reasonable expectation

[Vassili]

I think 3.2-3.4GHz is a reasonable expectation
Is that the average overclock for a 4300?

[Frank M]

Is that the average overclock for a 4300?

That usually takes 1.4-1.5V. Might feel like too much for some.
It can do 2.6-2.9GHz on stock, from what I've seen so far.

[stealthbomber]

My E4300 chip does 375*8 (3GHz) on stock (1.325v), currently running at 345*9 (3.1GHz) with a slight bump of vcore @1.35v, all with stock cooler.