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  1. 13-10-2008 #1
    afidelino
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    E8400 to 4 GHz

    My question is whether we can get an E8400 up to 4 GHz with air-cooling without change in the voltage etc.
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  2. 13-10-2008 #2
    Viceman
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    Yes, you can. But remember that you must be good at it, if you do not want to ruin your CPU.
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  3. 13-10-2008 #3
    afidelino
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    Is it stable or is it better just to put it to 3.5ghz.
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    It runs stable at 3.4 GHz with stock cooler, and VERY good ventilation (below 60c)
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  5. 13-10-2008 #5
    lorenz
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    From 3Ghz to 4Ghz without more Vcore it is a super cpu you have. Although I have a Q9550 at 4Ghz but with extra vcore it stops at 3.6ghz by std.
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