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Core2Duo E6420 overclock
hello.. i was just looking tips on how to overclock my CPU.. right now, im running at default core frequency at 2.13Ghz.. i was able to read that core2duo e6420 is good in overclocking.. since im new at doing this, (never tried it before) i would like to know how to overclock it.. and what would be my maximum stable overclocked core frequency?
by the way my PSU is RAPTOR R500: http://www.hec-group.com.tw/retail_p.../raptor_power/ and my mobo is P5L-VM 1394: http://www.dealtime.com/xPF-ASUS-Gre...Intel-Core2-Ex |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: New Orleans
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Re: Core2Duo E6420 overclock
I'm not sure. I have an e2200 overclocked by .9GHz, but I don't know how the e6420 compares. What are you full system specs? Do you have any graphics cards? Do you have an aftermarket CPU heatsink/fan?
You have to go into your BIOS to overclock. You want to make sure your PSU is up to the task, though. If you don't have a power-hungry graphics card and you have an aftermarket CPU cooler, you might get away with a .4GHz overclock. But I wouldn't trust that PSU to overclock all that well. 500 watts isn't really sufficient for large overclocks, especially if you have a large graphics card, and I don't know how good a brand Raptor is.
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Re: Core2Duo E6420 overclock
We can't tell you what the maximum overclock you could get as all CPUs are different you might be able to overclock it a lot or it may die on you after a small overclock. It's all trial and error.
Read the how to overclock threads.
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