Intel Core 2 Duo E2140/E2160 Overclocking Results

hey i have another 2180 that is not opened i never opened it since i already had 2 others batch # is: Q735A160 any thoughts on that one?? ill keep it and use it in our htpc if it will clock good but i had bad luck with the other 2 i had max i could squeeze was about 3.0-3.1. thanks


hmm from google results al i can find on this batch number is from china. and the only 2 results i could find show 3.5-3.7 stable with 1.45 or 1.5v... i guess this could be a heck of a chip maybe ill have to crack it open.. anyone here ever play with this batch number.

Hello,

Q729A021
Tested with DFI at 1.45v, needs less vcore compare to my X38QuadGT thats1.48v, so i assume vcore may vary on different board.

http://www.flow-tek.net/E2140%403.4%...%20ambient.jpg

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guys i'm new here i'm 16 years old from philippines

this is my OC e2160 and DFI Lanparty ICFX3200

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i1...99/oCrap-1.jpg

lookin good Hawk .... running nice and cool, now try 1.45v and see what this baby can do :up:

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lookin good Hawk .... running nice and cool, now try 1.45v and see what this baby can do :up:

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i think that is hot right? give me tips corsa

very nice hawk,.. see u have nice VID:up: i'm guessing 1.45 could do 3.6Ghz;)


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Originally Posted by asap

very nice hawk,.. see u have nice VID:up: i'm guessing 1.45 could do 3.6Ghz;)


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aw i wish i could go but i have a concern...if i try this my chipset will be goin high temps?? :(

well i dont think 400fsb needs high volt for NB, 1.35v more or less, but i don't know, mine does... but taking the consideration, u could place 60mm fan blowing to it


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well i dont think 400fsb needs high volt for NB, 1.35v more or less, but i don't know, mine does... but taking the consideration, u could place 60mm fan blowing to it


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i will find a 60mm or 80mm fan on my chipset i will find something like that here in the philippines..but i will try to go 3.6ghz or 3.5ghz but for now i'm satisfied w/ my 78% overclocked :)

cheapo dual core is amazing, to tell u that:p: capable running 3 - 3.2 mostly.. it's hard for me to upgrade this chip, i use it daily for apps and gaming, no complaints:D better keep it and just order a new system instead of upgrading

now trying to set lower vcore and see if its the new sweet spot
3.4 with 1.4v in bios, 1 hour running orthos, so far so good:rolleyes:

this is what i found info regarding dual core overclocked, dont know if true or not,.. but not bad
http://www.flow-tek.net/image/photoshop%5b1%5d.png

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i think that is hot right? give me tips corsa

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hawk, what load temps are u getting ?

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Originally Posted by Corsa

hawk, what load temps are u getting ?

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55 degress i big concern is in the chipset im getting 64 degress

for a general statement, does the e2160, e2180, or e2220 able to OC higher at the same vcore? cant decide which one to get since they are pretty much almost same price

http://www.ocpulse.com/sponsors/20spi.png

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for a general statement, does the e2160, e2180, or e2220 able to OC higher at the same vcore? cant decide which one to get since they are pretty much almost same price

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No i dont think so,.. never experience with 2180 or 2200, but i have one 2140 and two 2160, my 2140 can run 3.4Ghz 1.4v 12hrs orthos stable but both 2160 needs more than 1.45v to run at 3.2Ghz.. well, maybe i got bad 2160:shrug: but thats just my experience



Nice L2 there Spawne32 :D



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asap

one place i can answer some things here finally ....i always ask things lol..

anyway.. i have owned all of them. imo the best oc'er is the 2140. dont get a 2200 its a waste on money imo they (i had 3) done oc as well as the lower ones and the added cost while minimal is not worth it. they also ran hotter than the rest.

the 2180 i tested 4 different batches and i have one sitting here also unopened i have not tried yet. the highest they really liked on air was 3.0-3.2 while one did 3.4 but im not sure how stable it was i didnt run it to hard. i used it like that for a week and never had a issue or a bsod though. i only had one 2160 and it did about the same as the 2140 but the 2140 is cheaper...

all of my 2140's did at least as well as the rest and i had 2 of them up to 3.4-3.6...on air... stable. imo if i was buying another one of this line i would grab a 2140.

http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/8...mhzautows7.jpg

http://img261.imageshack.us/img261/2...mhz136vwa8.jpg

Sorry i don't have mutch time to run prime or OCCT :shrug:

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one place i can answer some things here finally ....i always ask things lol..

anyway.. i have owned all of them. imo the best oc'er is the 2140. dont get a 2200 its a waste on money imo they (i had 3) done oc as well as the lower ones and the added cost while minimal is not worth it. they also ran hotter than the rest.

the 2180 i tested 4 different batches and i have one sitting here also unopened i have not tried yet. the highest they really liked on air was 3.0-3.2 while one did 3.4 but im not sure how stable it was i didnt run it to hard. i used it like that for a week and never had a issue or a bsod though. i only had one 2160 and it did about the same as the 2140 but the 2140 is cheaper...

all of my 2140's did at least as well as the rest and i had 2 of them up to 3.4-3.6...on air... stable. imo if i was buying another one of this line i would grab a 2140.

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wow that's great that you got to test them all. the difference between all of these is the multiplier. so with this in mind, cant i just get a e2220 and lower the multiplier down to 8 to be equivalent of the e2140? then will it have the same OCing potential or does it not work that way? this is so i would have a high multiplier to start out with, with the option of going lower if i want to, whereas the e2140 is already capped at 8x multiplier

mainly the higher multi from what ive been learning is better when you have a mobo that cant handle the higher fsb you can use the higher multi to your advantage. thus having a lower overall fsb but the chip still runs a higher speed.

i had no luck with the 2200's no matter really what i did with a true on them they ran the hottest even with a lower fsb. if your mobo can handle the higher fsb imo i would get a e2140 if i was buying one again. im being told this e2180 i have here is a good chip. ive seen on a few sites from china it getting 3.4 or higher. its still sealed and even though im tempted i dont know if ill open it though seeing as im moving to either a quad or a dual e8x00 series next

I have one 2160 and a 2180 processor. Both are runningat 3.2Ghz. The 2180 has a VID of 1.325 and the 2160 has a VID of 1.275. Suprisingly, the lowest VID came from Buy.com and the highest VID (2180) came from Clubit.com known for offering the best steppings in the chips they sell.

I have a Zalman 9500 on the 2180 and a Thermalright Ultra 90 on the 2160. Both chips run at 1.32v CPU-Z

I have not tried very hard to push these chips over 3.2Ghz. After hitting the wall at 3.2, I stopped.

what is your batch number of the 2180 hans i got mine from clubit also

I don't have the box, the computer is at my mom's house. The VID on that is 1.325. My Q6600 "GO" is from Clubit.com as well. The box on the 2160 has a dark blue color and different picture design than what the 2180's came with. I thought the lighter blue box (standard Core2Duo box)was the newer box. Buy.com has picture of a pentium D box for the e2160, which probably hurts sales, but it does look closer to the new box. The 2160 pack date is March 5th 2008 & batch# Q749A124 S-SPEC SLA8Z.

I will post the 2180 batch number if I can find it the box.

In my opinion, everyone should be able to hit 3.2GHZ on the 2140-2200 chips. Based on two different chips and two different motherboards. These are the greatest value on the market since way back when AMD's Athlon XP 2500+ chip.

Make sure you turn up your FSB and northbridge voltage. Even if your FSB doesn't exceed 400Mhz, it still makes a difference if you're overclocking 3+Ghz. I have my northbridge at 1.45v and the VTT at 1.4v

oh.. my pack date is from last nov... so it cant be the same batch then i guess

Here is the Batch # for the 2180 L747A920. The pack date is 1/2/2008

S-SPEC SLA8Y

This is the processor you were asking about Zfactor. It's for the 2180 with a 1.325VID bought from Clubit.com

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wow that's great that you got to test them all. the difference between all of these is the multiplier. so with this in mind, cant i just get a e2220 and lower the multiplier down to 8 to be equivalent of the e2140? then will it have the same OCing potential or does it not work that way? this is so i would have a high multiplier to start out with, with the option of going lower if i want to, whereas the e2140 is already capped at 8x multiplier

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This is the exact same question i ask myself ....soo many good overclocks with all these processors !! all within 20$, but which one to choose :rolleyes: !!
good example here linskingdom@Overclock.net
and here hwbot.org

Here's my 2160 on DFI P35 blood iron.

http://img397.imageshack.us/img397/6...8155028cw0.jpg

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Here my 2160 on DFI P35 blood iron.

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Nice clock:up:

Nice, are you on water? and how are the temps?

Yes, i have a homemade watercooling, the temps with 1.68v are 30 idle and 50 full load but it's unstable.

Cool. Seem like you made a good job with your watercooling! thats very good temps with 1.68 vcore.

My 2160 gets way over 70c at 3.6 mhz 1.53 vore and still I have a zigmatek and about 10 120mm fans in my case

Mine is fine @ 3.6 with 1.5 VCore in BIOS.

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Mine is fine @ 3.6 with 1.5 VCore in BIOS.

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man u hav a gold chip there, mine stable at 1.4v 3.4Ghz... but won't boot at 430fsb:down: expecting maybe 1.5v for 3.6Ghz, but well....

My E2140 M0 does 3040Mhz at stock volts, that is 1.232v under load. 3200Mhz on 1.296v (under load) and this with 1.488v:

http://kepfeltoltes.pirateclub.hu/thumbs/5098.jpg

Don't know whether it is Prime stable, but 3dmark Vantage runs flawlessly.
All this with a retail HSF.

Hi gays way don't you post your results with NB volts and other important changes, no only vcore

:welcome: :D

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Hi gays way don't you post your results with NB volts and other important changes, no only vcore

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so what's yours? :p:

here's mine FYI

vcore 1.42 bios
vNB 1.43
VTT 1.36
ICH 1.51

16hrs orthos stable

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Hi gays way don't you post your results with NB volts and other important changes, no only vcore

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Was this truely a typo> No the u and a keys are very far apart.:yepp:

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Hi gays way don't you post your results with NB volts and other important changes, no only vcore

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I´m not gay:ROTF:

for my e2180, the vcore and temps in BIOS, PCwizard, coretemp, cpu-z, speedFan, and easy Tune5 (gigabyte's included software). why are there so many difference?! and which one is the most accurate? btw, it's currently OCed to 3ghz

I hesitate which CPU has a higher percentage OC potential, 2140 or 2160?I am going to participate into the Annual OC Tournament in Bulgaria, using a TR ULTRA 120-E+ 2 X SSFLEX 120mm fan.The rules praise the higher OC percentage.Which one should I buy, and what stepping, I mean, how do I recognise it?:shrug:

e2160 @ 3.8 GHz
vCPU 1.688v (Bios 1.75v)
Asus Commando 1703
Watercooled

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=370919

but I have a problem to get fsb 425+ even on multi 6 :confused:...

I tried every multiplier, more fsb (430-550), increased voltage on cpu to 1.75, vNB 1.65, vSB 1.7, v chipset 1.2, vFSB 1.45, nothing help me... but with vNB on 1.45 and all other settings on auto there is no problem to get 510fsb with my e7200, but no more with any other setttings...

I need more fsb because I am going to do my first dice benching ... any advice?

Do you think it would be better if I buy Asus P5K-E ? Is it good for dice benching?

Thanks :up:

thats higher than what i can do. i dont know if it's my chip or the mobo, but i'm hitting the fsb wall around 340 :[

btw, what is a safe temp for load using realtemp?

let me ask, the cooler that is comming with E21XX series is a lower profile and worse machined one, how far can I go with it, is 3ghz possible without going too high temp. even if full load?

fscussel, was my first setting for reference,

E2140 VID 1.2750 Stock intel *SF
3.0Ghz - vcore 1.29v, rest is auto
22c room ambient
31c idle - 64c max orthos small fft (4hrs)

thx

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fscussel, was my first setting for reference,

E2140 VID 1.2750 Stock intel *SF
3.0Ghz - vcore 1.29v, rest is auto
22c room ambient
31c idle - 64c max orthos small fft (4hrs)

thx

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thanks asap, is your cooler the new E21XX small one?

my, my.. i threw it away just after i tested it :eek:, but no, i dont think its the thin one, its the same as my E6550.. my 2140 batch# Q729A201
thx

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my, my.. i threw it away just after i tested it :eek:, but no, i dont think its the thin one, its the same as my E6550.. my 2140 batch# Q729A201
thx

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damn does anyone have the thin one tested?

I just built a system for a friend. Core Temp says the VID of his e2160 is 1.215. I think that is a record low VID. I've heard of Q6600 GO's getting 1.215 but not the e2160. I bought this chip from zipzoomfly.com

Can anyone confirm this is the lowest VID or do they go lower on the e2160?

E2140 on P5K-E WiFi

http://imageshack.gr/files/s1lneowsyyxl3gzu9g9z.jpg

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I just built a system for a friend. Core Temp says the VID of his e2160 is 1.215. I think that is a record low VID. I've heard of Q6600 GO's getting 1.215 but not the e2160. I bought this chip from zipzoomfly.com

Can anyone confirm this is the lowest VID or do they go lower on the e2160?

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Well you were just lucky that I saw your post. I bought a secondhanded E2160 and it had a VID of... hold your breath... 1.175V! That thing clocks like madness, on stock volts (I put 1.175v in the BIOS to get the same as the VID) it went up to 2800-2900MHz with 1.128v real. I put the volts up to 1.3 (1.248v real) and it went to about 3050MHz. I think I need to add more juice to get more, the heat doesn't hold it back. Now 53 degrees under full load, CPU_FAN @ 1200RPM.

I haven't changed anything about the mobo-volts or something else. Working with the Gigabyte P35DS3, bios F6.

hello guys, I've got an E2140 running at 370FSB @ about 1.25v (2920MHz), but i can't get past 375MHz, it just freezes. Im using GB GA-P35-DS3. I've tried adjusting the ram divider, raising voltages on everything, didn't manage it to work. Is it possible to hit the FSB wall @ 375? Or am I doing anything wrong? Thanks in advance. oh and sorry for my engrish. :P
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/4637/ocnq4.png
edited - i just noticed the VID is kinda high (1.3000v), could it be the problem?

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Well you were just lucky that I saw your post. I bought a secondhanded E2160 and it had a VID of... hold your breath... 1.175V! That thing clocks like madness, on stock volts (I put 1.175v in the BIOS to get the same as the VID) it went up to 2800-2900MHz with 1.128v real. I put the volts up to 1.3 (1.248v real) and it went to about 3050MHz. I think I need to add more juice to get more, the heat doesn't hold it back. Now 53 degrees under full load, CPU_FAN @ 1200RPM.

I haven't changed anything about the mobo-volts or something else. Working with the Gigabyte P35DS3, bios F6.

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Wow, 1.175v. I swallowed hard when I saw 1.215v.My brother's e2160's VID is 1.275v. I was going to swap the chips but it's almost impossible to remove the Tuniq Tower and replace it without removing the motherboard.

Thanks for the feeback.;)

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hello guys, I've got an E2140 running at 370FSB @ about 1.25v (2920MHz), but i can't get past 375MHz, it just freezes. Im using GB GA-P35-DS3. I've tried adjusting the ram divider, raising voltages on everything, didn't manage it to work. Is it possible to hit the FSB wall @ 375? Or am I doing anything wrong? Thanks in advance. oh and sorry for my engrish. :P
http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/4637/ocnq4.png
edited - i just noticed the VID is kinda high (1.3000v), could it be the problem?

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my e2200 needs 1.392v just to do 3000 MHz with full stability!

the VID on it is 1.325v which is shocking IMO, and probably why its such a bad clocker...max I can get just for SuperPI is 3443MHz on 1.55v.

I dont know anything about that particular motherbaord but my DS3 965 Gigabyte doesnt even like anything above 300FSB so I run the multi at stock 11x and FSB at 273.

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my e2200 needs 1.392v just to do 3000 MHz with full stability!

the VID on it is 1.325v which is shocking IMO, and probably why its such a bad clocker...max I can get just for SuperPI is 3443MHz on 1.55v.

I dont know anything about that particular motherbaord but my DS3 965 Gigabyte doesnt even like anything above 300FSB so I run the multi at stock 11x and FSB at 273.

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I put an e2180 in my mom's computer. It's VID is 1.325v (bought from newegg.com). I would like to use four letter words to describe the overclockability but my post would be removed. It only does 3.0Ghz on 1.325v. The chip won't go beyond 3Ghz even with more voltage. The cooler on my mom's board is a Zalman 9500 (my old, old cooler).

Let me just say that Intel is making huge advancements in their manufacturing process. My dad has my old C2D 6400 chip (2.13Ghz) that would easily overclock to 3.2Ghz but after that, it hit a wall. Newer chips are sailing though 4Ghz on the 65nm platform.

I thought 45nm was going to kick ass but I am going to wait awhile while Intel gets out the 45nm kinks. I was think the 45nm was going to hit 5Ghz on very good air cooling.

Just a quick history lesson from my point of view.

I have just bought an E2160... the cooler is simple comic... I´ve never seen such a small stuff... probably that thing can´t handle even 3ghz...

UPDATE: I have it running now :devil:

aparently the extremely small stock cooler not only do the job but do it with class... numbers comming soon. Incredible how cool are those 65nm E2160. Also, one thing i've noticed: my CPU has a stock vcore of only 1.225 volts!!!

http://i159.photobucket.com/albums/t...hobo69/pi3.jpg

Theres my current attempt

e2140@3528.2mhz on air

HOBO, what voltage?

HOBO nice work there. really impressive
when did you get that chip? (curious if the new ones are clocking better than the older ones) What motherboard was that on? Did you acheive that speed through clocking in windows or in bios?

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HOBO, what voltage?

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1.485v for the cpu, RAM is @ 1.85v (not a bad OC for this Kingston Valueram 667mhz) ,

@chatmaster, I have had it since the m0 steppings came out, so it's pretty old.

my E2160 actually has a default voltage of 1.2375. For 3ghz (12 hours orthos running) I needed 1.2875. How good is that?

Mine goes to 3.6 but with 1.5 Vcore in BIOS. I guess newer chips OC like crazy!

CPU: E 2140
OC: 3408.1 MHz
Stepping: D
Week: 41
YEAR: 2007 :L7
Code: A 839
Vcore: 1.544 V

FPO/BATCH #. L741A839
PACK DATE :11/26/2007
Cooling: WATER
Cooler brand/model : D-TEK FuZion CPU Water Block

Motherboard: ASUS P5B-DELUXE
Bios Version: 1223 DATE :11/08/2007
Operating System: XP 32

RAM brand: FIRESTIX FSX 1066D2C-K1G (512X2)/PACK
RAM rated speed: 8500
RAM actual speed: 852.0
Latency: 4-4-4-4
validate CLICK

http://img47.imageshack.us/img47/6585/34orthosvb0.png

RAM Xtream 1333

http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/2955/666jh8.png

RAM Xtream 1333 AND TIGHT RAM SUBTIMEING

http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/1583/6665555jt7.png

e 2140 @ 3.6 Super pi 32- 2heads

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/5...mberonepg2.png

NEXT STEP

http://img236.imageshack.us/img236/6...supdatecp3.png

BYE

http://img128.imageshack.us/img128/1405/10226367ob0.png

nice chip, you're planing go extreme ? :D

hi, guys..
this maybe silly question:p:
do you think it is enough with this chip to use until nehalem out? for daily apps like browsing, gaming, and image editing, i think i better save my money till then... what do you guys think?

thx
asap

normal usage keep it :)
extreme oc get a e8x00 :D or somethin 45nm

thx, mop..

its the very truth :) peace:peace:

q733a921
E2160 @ 3150MHz 1,31v
(max oc 3,67Ghz http://www.wolk.pri.ee/kb/oc/nc%2011,701.png)
http://img217.imagevenue.com/loc225/..._122_225lo.jpg

E: 24/7 @3320Mhz 1,35v
http://img16.imagevenue.com/loc626/t..._122_626lo.jpg

I've bought an E2140 from a friend six months ago. The cpu is L2 stepping - SLA3J. It's not very good clocker because it has FSB Wall at 415-420mhz :(. For now I've reached 3ghz at stock vlotage ( VID 1.3V ). CPUZ shows 1.28V idle and 1.265V load:
http://img379.imageshack.us/img379/2...3ghzzn7.th.jpg
I just don't know which program for monitoring to trust. They all show different readings, and also have very big differences. My cooler is very bad, worse than the stock intel cooler - ICT-D925R-GP.
What do you think, can i use it at 3ghz with these temps? Those temps were in May, now they will be 6-7*C higher.
PS. I'm using the cpu at 333*8 @ 1.15V now.

I dunno why my superpi is so slow, my ram timings arent that loose, and im at 3ghz.

new mobo, finally able to clock over 2ghz. there seems to be a limit to either this chip or the mobo. i cant go over 390fsb with any sort of stability. 3.12ghz is the max for me at 1.35v i bump up to 1.45 and still doesnt go over 3.12ghz/390 fsb. i use 375/3ghz stock voltage for everyday use.
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/6...rpi3ghzns3.jpg
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/6...7344026a92.jpg

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q733a921
E2160 @ 3150MHz 1,31v
(max oc 3,67Ghz http://www.wolk.pri.ee/kb/oc/nc%2011,701.png)
http://img217.imagevenue.com/loc225/..._122_225lo.jpg

E: 24/7 @3320Mhz 1,35v
http://img16.imagevenue.com/loc626/t..._122_626lo.jpg

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new 24/7
Intel Pentium dual-core E2160 1,8 @ 3,4GHz 1,38v

Over 3,4Ghz boot from bios will mem turned to single shannel (i think my motherboard sux)

I just bought a E2160 today. It cost me 54€. I don't find info for it's batch number. I know that is a Q814A452 (2008, week 14, A, SLA8Z = M0).

Do you think that it will go passed 3,4Ghz??? I will run it on a P5K premium motherboard, with 2 sticks of Geil DDR2 6400 4-4-4-12.

I am building this rig for my father, hehe.

Post me any info you have about new batches of E2160.

Thanks in advance

Rgds.

my e2140 gets to 3.2ghz 1 hour orthos stable (+ 3dmark06 run) @ 1.375v. will try to go higher after running this for a few hours

new 24/7 clock with new MB E2160 @ 3,5Ghz 1,45v
http://www.wolk.pri.ee/kb/oc/e2160%2...hz%201,44v.jpg

SuperPi 15,844 sec @ 3,84Ghz
http://www.wolk.pri.ee/kb/oc/E2160%2...0spi15,844.jpg

jes found out the existence of this thread
searched for my screenshot of my previous proc
forgot to take cpuz validation though

p/s: air cooled by my 2year old CM HYPER6+ ;)

I just bought a used e2140 and i cant seem to get it over 2.9GHz (363 x 8)...i've tried to up the voltage up to 1.5 and i still can't get it stable or even boot into windows - it actually freezes at POST. Seems like I got a dud comparatively. btw, VID is 1.325...almost as high as my QX6850 at 1.35 lol.

lol my e2160 has vid of 1.325, no wonder it require so much voltage to be stable at high speed, sigh!!! got mine at 3.2 @ 1.48v abit insane.. try 3.6@1.6+ but wudnt stable on windows so i guess i have reached the limit of the chip. where did u get ur G0 core from dro?? mine is M0, i guess G0 does better than M0....

i'm still stuck @ 3.2 @ 1.37v (e2140), i'm not going to increase some more until i get a better cooler. hyper tx2 (from old amd rig) 68 degrees @ load

@azn_bboy07

hand picked item bro ;)
3823mhz @1.36v.....air cooled :)
no mods done.....jes G0 :)

bagger, my E2160 on secondary pc doesn't clock in any way

L2 revesion ...,can't even run 2Ghz stable, f*gCPU ... :s

oops, FSB Strap to NB setted@400mhz, and it's running stable @ 3Ghz and exactly 77Mhz stable right now :)
Up to 3600Mhz :p

last edit: running 3.24Ghz stable for now
reached 3.42@ like 1.65vcore, but I stay stable for the comin' months @ that speed, that I'll put a E8200/E8400 in that machine as one of its latest cpu-upgrades
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=446787

http://ibby.co.uk/xs/3825%203%20copy.jpg

Puts me in reach of the WR

try IBT

http://i42.tinypic.com/29osao4.jpg

MAX clock on TRUX


http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/8396/394cpuz.jpg

I KNOW THIS IS A SEVERELY OLD THREAD, BUT I'M HAVING SOME FUN WITH SOME CHEAP PARTS AS I REBUILD AND THOUGHT I'D THROW IN MY 2 CENTS

THIS WAS DONE ON CHEAPO GIGABYTE G31M ES2L MAINBOARD WITH 2 GB XMS2 800...
DESPITE NO 1:1 ON THIS MOTHERBOARD, I STILL MANAGED TO GET 3.0 STABLE FOR DAILY USE ON A CHEAP E2140...

ENJOY :clap::clap::clap::clap:

http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/204...agicnumber.png

:clap::clap::clap::clap:

GOT ANOTHER 100MHZ OUTTA THIS 46.00 DOLLAR CPU FOR 3.1GHZ

I'LL TRY FOR THE INFAMOUS 400 X 8 FOR 3.2 BUT IT AIN'T GONNA HAPPEN WITH XMS2 800 - SINCE THIS IS THE HIGHEST IT WILL GO EVEN WITH 2.12V

SO I'LL TRY IT WITH SOME 1066 NEXT TO ELIMINATE THE MEMORY AS A FACTOR

JUST FOR THE FUN OF IT:up::up::up:

http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/9...stocong31m.png

http://i47.tinypic.com/2l8uck5.jpg

Nice! I had a golden E2140 too :)

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Originally Posted by Gaul

http://i47.tinypic.com/2l8uck5.jpg

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Originally Posted by rockfella

Nice! I had a golden E2140 too :)

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show me plz ?

http://i45.tinypic.com/9zy5w8.jpg

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2667972
My E2160
http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps0c495886.jpg

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2667968
My E2140
http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/g...ps54a50476.jpg