Why We Think CPUs are Going to Become More Overclockable Soon
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 05/28/2006 03:23 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ] · 3235 views
Yesterday, we mentioned a thread in which someone was getting up to about 3.5GHz using high-end air.
Well, he's doing better now.
Granted, he's doing it with a lot of voltage, about 1.58V, which is about 30% more than default. I would not like to insure the life of that CPU. :) On the other hand, not all the news is good. Intel's Conroe EE will not be a 3.33GHz/1333MHz, but rather a 2.93GHz/1066MHz part
Overclockers.com
Well, he's doing better now.
Granted, he's doing it with a lot of voltage, about 1.58V, which is about 30% more than default. I would not like to insure the life of that CPU. :) On the other hand, not all the news is good. Intel's Conroe EE will not be a 3.33GHz/1333MHz, but rather a 2.93GHz/1066MHz part
Overclockers.com
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