I7 3.8ghz 2.0v vcore stable. Info

[ViRuS2k]

Just adding yet more info for you guys. :D

i think i have a great chip, does 2.0v at 3.8 and 1.3 at 4.2

is 2.0v @3.8 considered a good chip ? or just a avarage I7

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/9416/3820vcore.jpg

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fully stable :fight:

[Callidus]

excellent result mate, there's an undervolting thread, in benchmarking

Cal

[ViRuS2k]

excellent result mate, there's an undervolting thread, in benchmarking

Cal

Thats my next stop mate :P
will post results later just chilling at the mo hehe. :dj::dj:

[ViRuS2k]

Well i must be blind LOL i cant find that thread ? got a link buddy.

btw is 2.0v at 3.8 good ? or average ? or 3.0v @4.2 ect

and im also not sure my motherboard can undervolt
all i have in the vcore settings are Auto/Spec/0010+ 0020+ ect ect but there are no -0010 ect lol

[GeorgeStorm]

Well, if it was 3.8 at 2V, that would be an appalling chip.
But, looks pretty good.

[Callidus]

Think he meant 1.2v lolz

Should have been 5.5ghz at 2.0v

Search > undervolt brought up 6-7 threads third one down is this (http://forum.novatech.co.uk/showthread.php?t=9893&highlight=undervolt)

Cal

[bob36]

Can the i7 chip actually survive 2.0v? I'd have thought without LN2 it would seriously melt...

[ViRuS2k]

HAHAHAHA

guys i ment 3.8 at 1.12v LOL :P
callidus was right hehe, ok i will check out that undervolting thread..