ik zou niet boven de 2v gaan, zeker niet als hij een tijdje moet meegaan :)
electronen migratie ....

oke, heb nu als max vcore 1.95, soms piekt da tot 1.99. toto nu toe nog niet over 2V geweest. Wel maar een uurtje zitten spelen.

Dus niet veranderen, die mod.

hmmm is wel wa veel volt om die XP1600+ @ 1705 te krijgen in my humble opinion

mene XP1600+ deed 1785 op 1.85v

momentel nog niet hoger getest wegens geen deftige koeling.

op 1.85 doet em max 1628 stabiel. Maybe moederboerdje niet goed genoeg ofwel voeding like I said.

MSI k7t 266 Pro2
Voeding is cheapo 300 watt

cpu niet goed genoeg in my humble opinion :)

Hmz, nu krijg'k mijnen 1800+ palomino op 1725 primestable @1.85Vcore, stressed 43°. Hoe hoog zou'k ongeveer geraken met 1.95Vcore?

trial and error ?
:p

he's running his @ 2v for some weeks/months now

temps not above 50° = BS
I have one running at as high as 55°C mean on the die, rocketing stable, not one error priming 24+ hours, nor cpustab 24+ hours, nor folding for one straight week now
socket doing 40°C
that is at 1.76 volts

you guys are measuring socket temps with those high voltages... I think...

nope it is full of truth, HARD truth even :)

I have this XP2200+ running @ 2030Mhz with 1.87v
due to the f*cked up KX7 holes around the socket, the heatsink is not rightly attached

this translates in higher temps then normal

so..

the KX7 on the table, CPU running @ 45°C (room temp 23°C)
stable as hell, not 1 crash

moved it into a case , the case has 1 exchaust fan.. so I thought it was ok...

thought wrong, CPU temp soon hit 50+ & PC hung

opened the side panel & placed an extra 80mm FAN, loaded temps are now ~40°C

yesterday I came home to find the PC locked up.
I went to the case in "my other room ;)" I found that my mom had shoved the case right next my XP1800+ system, hereby cutting of access to free air..
moved the case back & system back up & running :)

I experienced this many times before, more with AMD system then with INTEL...
Of course there are expections (hey we live in a world of rules & 1000 expections) , so your experience @ 55°C is quite normal

but don't bullshit a bullshitter about CPU temps & crashing :)
leave you with pic of the case as it is now ->