X3210 - OC - Temp - Need help

(^0^)_OMG_(^0^) · Sep 12, 2008, 11:35 AM

Hi guys, i am new here please help me out.
I currently got my X3210 to 3.4GHZ prime stable 10 hour + still going.

My Question is: Is my Vcore and temp too high for 3.4GHZ? and is my system stable with 10h+ in prime?

Thanks alot guys

Tatty_One · Sep 12, 2008, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by (^0^)_OMG_(^0^)

Hi guys, i am new here please help me out.
I currently got my X3210 to 3.4GHZ prime stable 10 hour + still going.

My Question is: Is my Vcore and temp too high for 3.4GHZ? and is my system stable with 10h+ in prime?

Thanks alot guys

It's a 65nm chip so those volts are fine, I had a 3220 that I used to bench at 1.6V

and run 24/7 at 1.475 @ 3.7gig....those load temps look OK although you wouldnt want to go too much higher than that without better cooling because that is fairly warm for that voltage/overclock.

(^0^)_OMG_(^0^) · Sep 12, 2008, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Tatty_One

It's a 65nm chip so those volts are fine, I had a 3220 that I used to bench at 1.6V

and run 24/7 at 1.475 @ 3.7gig....those load temps look OK although you wouldnt want to go too much higher than that without better cooling because that is fairly warm for that voltage/overclock.

Uh - oh so i should not try for 3.6GHZ

what your rekon me temp gona be like if the Vcore hit 1.4V and is it safe

Thanks alot for quick reply

Tatty_One · Sep 12, 2008, 11:54 AM

Difficult to say, you will have to try, bottom line is once you hit the 70's C at load, it's gonna start getting toasty, I like to keep mine below 70 but 65nm can go upto the 80's.

(^0^)_OMG_(^0^) · Sep 12, 2008, 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Tatty_One

Difficult to say, you will have to try, bottom line is once you hit the 70's C at load, it's gonna start getting toasty, I like to keep mine below 70 but 65nm can go upto the 80's.

By that you mean my coretemp? or Cpu temp?

Thanks for being patient i am new to the overclocking business

TRIPTEX_CAN · Sep 12, 2008, 12:41 PM

He probably means the core temps. Use Realtemp to monitor your temps.

niko084 · Sep 12, 2008, 03:04 PM

The Xeon G0 stepping Quads are 85c Tjunc, which is the center top side of your integrated heatsink, *the metal heatsink that's over your cores on your processor.

I normally like to keep mine under 50c personally, but with quads that's pretty rough.
Yours is looking pretty good.

Xeon > Core2

SystemViper · Sep 12, 2008, 03:11 PM

I did well with my X3210, it clocked like a maniac, but i had it under water and it was great.

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