Most C0's cannot compare to E0's for higher ghz at lower vcore - a 4.2ghz C0 is a rare gem that unfortunately is not worth as much nowadays...I have a e8400 C0 that takes 1.37v for 4.2ghz...
Most C0's cannot compare to E0's for higher ghz at lower vcore - a 4.2ghz C0 is a rare gem that unfortunately is not worth as much nowadays...I have a e8400 C0 that takes 1.37v for 4.2ghz...
Last edited by LagunaX; 10-31-2008 at 11:19 AM.
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i need to stablize my cpu at 1.45 v at biosOriginally Posted by LagunaX
to have 4.25ghz ....
poor me c0 e84
this usually means nothing as it is not the actual volts the cpu is getting.
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