Symptoms of overclock

[giorgos]

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Well, tried a few overclocks in my E6750 after using it on 3.2Ghz for long. Settled at 3.6Ghz and boot with only 1.6v, format Windows Server 2008 64 bit and realized that the system was very fast, but in small spaces of time several programs stop working without reason, since IE, and even the Chrome control panel for Soundmax. Would be because of overclock?

[Omari]

Temperatures? Vdroop? Have you checked this all?
Would be because of unstable overclock, but not intended to cause blue screen.

[.:MUNDITO:.]

Yes, 1.6 is a VERY high vcore, take care of it, find something high but stable.

[Omari]

Originally Posted by .:MUNDITO:.

Yes, 1.6 is a VERY high vcore, take care of it, find something high but stable.

Man he told that he booted with only 1.6, is the minimum bootable not the least stable.

[giorgos]

Exactly, just boot into 3.6Ghz with 1.6v. I think I was "rewarded" with this CPU, can keep well 3.2Ghz with only 1.45v. The temps are good, now back to normal over the sign and stopped, it was the same overclock.

[lorenz]

Well, I think this clock decreased operating with lower vcore!
What advances a "pseudo" turbo clock! eheheh

[SUpER CoP]

Eh guy... in one of the moments of corrupting files. Just use it exactly. If unstable try to stabilize with 3.4 + or - There will be a remarkable difference for 3.6.

[JAMES_911]

For 1.45v you need to keep it 3.2ghz?
That I can mark with 1.32v (A signature is out.) Depends on the times you can stabilize.
Or try the 1.45v 3.4Ghz.

[giorgos]

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