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Burn · 04-14-2007, 09:35 PM

here what i say .. do what you want .. on your own risks ...

on a E6400, big jumps in voltage is around 2.8 - 3Ghz. So i say put that baby on 1.40v then use orthos , prime ..etc.. if its stable good , then lower the voltage by small increment until you loose stability. Always check your temps while doing so and STAY in front of your screen...

for that Corsair memory .. i have the same ... put that at stock voltage (1.9 not 2.1) i run them at 850mhz 1.9V 5-5-5-12.

all my voltage are set at AUTO in the BIOS but memory 1.9v and CPU 1.41v.

04-14-2007, 09:35 PM	#4
Burn Member (8 bit) Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 194	here what i say .. do what you want .. on your own risks ... on a E6400, big jumps in voltage is around 2.8 - 3Ghz. So i say put that baby on 1.40v then use orthos , prime ..etc.. if its stable good , then lower the voltage by small increment until you loose stability. Always check your temps while doing so and STAY in front of your screen... for that Corsair memory .. i have the same ... put that at stock voltage (1.9 not 2.1) i run them at 850mhz 1.9V 5-5-5-12. all my voltage are set at AUTO in the BIOS but memory 1.9v and CPU 1.41v. __________________ Burn Core Duo 2 E6700(2.66Ghz@3.7Ghz) , Mobo Asus PW5 DH , Cosair XMS2 4Gig (425Ghz) ,Single HD2900XT , OCZ 700watts Power supply, SATA 200, 320 and 160 Gig HD , X-Fi XtremeGamer fatality Pro Last edited by Burn; 04-14-2007 at 09:39 PM.