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Originally Posted by shiznit93
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Originally Posted by shiznit93
I have an Asrock and they will do .05v over the cpu's rated volts. If rated is 1.4 then they will do 1.45.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bar81
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Originally Posted by shiznit93
When I set my 144 to auto/auto in bios, it comes out as 1.36 on cpuz. I've had 4 different optys and 1.36 is the lowest default I've had.
Just be carefull not to run stock vcore with high vmem (>3.1V)... :)
I get it now. But your wrong. Stock Vcore for an Opteron's 144-154 is anywhere from 1.35 to 1.40V.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bar81
However, stock Vcore for Opteron's 165-175 is anywhere from 1.30V to 1.35V.
Could you explain why? I did so and I think there was nothing wrong with it ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
I believe that stock Vcore and 3.3V Vdimm is alright, but any higher and I would bump the Vcore accordingly. Read Tony's sticky about Vcore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fr3ak
My new 146 CABYE 0540 FPAW does 3.0 GHz at stock volts (which is 1.4 V) :banana:
Not bad for a $189 shipped chippy :)
(that is for short testing only, no 36 hours prime 95 yet)
no not bad at all. i'm happy with 2.7ghz @ 1.31v on my dual core. when i get a motherboard that doesnt overvolt the 110w opteron i will start turning up the voltage a little.