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Old Jul 14, 2010, 12:22 AM   #1
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Hey guys, I want to know if this chip will overclock well?

Hey what's up guys I want to upgrade my E4300 for Intel Pentium Dual Core CPU E6500 2.93GH so my question is this chip better than the E4300 and if the E6500 overclocks well or would it better if I buy a corsair H50 and overclock the E4300 any help will be appreciate thanks in advance
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Old Jul 14, 2010, 12:31 AM   #2
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The E4300 should go to at least 3GHz. I would try that first and see if you're happy with it. You don't need an H50 for this, just get a decent air cooler like one of the Xigmatek models.

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The E4300 should go to at least 3GHz. I would try that first and see if you're happy with it. You don't need an H50 for this, just get a decent air cooler like one of the Xigmatek models.

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I have a xigmatek already on the chip I can't even get pass 2.22 GHZ
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Wow really? How's that? Back in the day when the E6xxx series were the performance chips, a lot of people were buying the midrange E4xxx chips (like the E4300) and clocking them to 3GHz an beyond. What are your temps? You're dropping your RAM speed, right? What board do you have? I know the ECS board in my server won't take my 430 past 2GHz, even though the guy I bought it off of said he ran it past 3GHz, heh. That rig probably needs a new power supply too though, once I put my 9600GSO in there I noticed it won't overclock at all now, it used to do 223FSB, now it won't even go there...
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That is quite odd. Did you make sure the heatsink is properly making contact with the CPU? And try reapplying thermal paste to see if that also helps because that Xigmatek cooler should get you well around 3GHz if not higher.
Yeah that's another thing. If you're being limited by temps, try re-mounting it. Give the cpu and heatsink a good cleaning and re apply thermal paste. A lot of people reccomend applying a thin line of paste on each heatpipe then mounting it.
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I wouldn't buy a Corsair H50 for a chip like that. Follow these guys' advice on OCing. There's something that you're missing.
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Cooling isn't the only thing that affects overclocking. What are your temperatures, voltages, etc? By what methodology are you overclocking?
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I wouldn't buy a Corsair H50 for a chip like that. Follow these guys' advice on OCing. There's something that you're missing.
That's what I was thinking... the H50 is more geared to processors that put out stupid amounts of heat like the i7 series.
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Wow really? How's that? Back in the day when the E6xxx series were the performance chips, a lot of people were buying the midrange E4xxx chips (like the E4300) and clocking them to 3GHz an beyond. What are your temps? You're dropping your RAM speed, right? What board do you have? I know the ECS board in my server won't take my 430 past 2GHz, even though the guy I bought it off of said he ran it past 3GHz, heh. That rig probably needs a new power supply too though, once I put my 9600GSO in there I noticed it won't overclock at all now, it used to do 223FSB, now it won't even go there...
My motherboard is ECS G41T-M and I haven't drop the ram speed do I need to do that??
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Cooling isn't the only thing that affects overclocking. What are your temperatures, voltages, etc? By what methodology are you overclocking?
The temperature is very low 28
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Methinks you should google around for some overclocking tips.
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hey I just lower the ram speed overclocked it to 3.1ghz I have another question what chip is better than the E4300??
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hey I just lower the ram speed overclocked it to 3.1ghz I have another question what chip is better than the E4300??
the E8XXX OCs great, ~4Ghz shouldnt be a problem, and the jump should be worth it as it runs cooler also due to it being 45nm.

Getting an E6XXX isnt worth it IMO, unless its dirt cheap (like $20).
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the E8XXX OCs great, ~4Ghz shouldnt be a problem, and the jump should be worth it as it runs cooler also due to it being 45nm.

Getting an E6XXX isnt worth it IMO, unless its dirt cheap (like $20).
don't you know a link for the chips on ebay
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Duo...item335efcc040
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Duo...item2c55cf3d94

PS. Though If youre on a budget, the E5200 would also do fine.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-E5200-2-5-...item20b20b18c2



IMHO, dont spend over ~$80 on a C2D, go C2Q or upgrade to AM3/1156 if your budget is higher.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Duo...item335efcc040
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Core-2-Duo...item2c55cf3d94

PS. Though If youre on a budget, the E5200 would also do fine.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-E5200-2-5-...item20b20b18c2



IMHO, dont spend over ~$80 on a C2D, go C2Q or upgrade to AM3/1156 if your budget is higher.
thanks guys foir the help really appreciate it finally got my E4300 to 3,1 GHZ thanks
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Hah, so your RAM was limiting you. That's pretty much overclocking rule #1, drop your RAM speed.
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Hey what's up guys I want to upgrade my E4300 for Intel Pentium Dual Core CPU E6500 2.93GH so my question is this chip better than the E4300 and if the E6500 overclocks well or would it better if I buy a corsair H50 and overclock the E4300 any help will be appreciate thanks in advance
Sorry to bring this thread back up, but it's possible just to use the stock HSF to get there. I used the stock heatsink to take my old E7400 from 2.8GHz to 3.6GHz with temps topping out at 65C. It shouldn't be too hard.
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I'm pretty sure he's talking pentium e6500. The original e6500 was not 2.93 ghz.

Intel Pentium Dual-Core E6500 Wolfdale 2.93GHz 2MB...

See.

If you can get that e45 to over 3ghz, there's no point in upgrading.

Those little wolfdale chips are zippy. Just gave one to my brother.
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Oh, sorry. Well, the potential's there, that's all I'm saying.
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