View Full Version : Max Safe temps/voltage on X2 rigs.
JC316
01-26-2007, 12:15 AM
Since I am getting my X2 3600+ 65nm on monday, I need to know what the safe temps/voltages are on the X2's. I know on the single cores I keep under 50*C and stay around 1.6V, but I was thinking that the dual cores were different.
Also, I will be running an Arctic Freezer pro.
JC316
01-27-2007, 09:17 AM
Anyone? I know there are people that are OC X2's. I guess I am going to max around 1.5V and under 45*C.
Wile E
01-27-2007, 09:36 AM
Most people feel that 1.5v and 50*c are the limits, tho I probably wouldn't exceed 1.45v on mine for very long. That's for the 90nm, tho. I would imagine the 65's being different.
JC316
01-27-2007, 06:47 PM
Thanks. I will see what the stock voltage is and then I will go from there. I can't find hardly any information on this CPU, so I guess I am going to be winging it and posting the results for anyone else.
lufrey
01-28-2007, 12:50 AM
Most people feel that 1.5v and 50*c are the limits, tho I probably wouldn't exceed 1.45v on mine for very long. That's for the 90nm, tho. I would imagine the 65's being different.
I agree with you. I wouldn't go over 1.5v myself, unless using peltier/water cooler or some sort of heavy duty cooling, and I always try and ensure that the core temp doesn't exceed 50C. I'm pretty conservative when it comes to OC'ing.
JC316
01-28-2007, 12:54 AM
If I am correct, the 65mn should require even less power, so I am probably going to be sticking around 1.45V until I am sure nothing bad will happen.
lufrey
01-28-2007, 03:12 AM
If I am correct, the 65mn should require even less power, so I am probably going to be sticking around 1.45V until I am sure nothing bad will happen.
Yes, I think that is right. 1.45v is fairly safe IMO. :)
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