Intel E5300 @ 3.4GHz - HQ

Intel E5300 @ 3.4Ghz - HQ, my over clocked e5300, at stock volt. 1.280 3.4ghz, still playing with the voltages, i cant seem to go above 3.4-3.6 max on stock voltage, that kind of sucks, i had to clear my c-mos because it would hang or wouldnt post, thanks 4 watching, please comment, rate & subscribe, i also cleaned out some of my fans, they were kind of a bit*h to get back in, i bashed and cut my hand a couple of times, anyways thanks

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[JasonMediaCenter]

why did you raise your timing ? higher losier rite?

[TylertheGeek28]

@JasonMediaCenter I couldn't get it to post with higher timings, my ram holds me back quit a bit

right now its at 7-8-7-16 2.1 @ 744MHz from 5-5-5-15 1.8v 667MHz

[JasonMediaCenter]

@TylertheGeek28 so if you still using 5-5-5-15 what will happen ?

[TylertheGeek28]

@JasonMediaCenter the system won't post, the system will end up re-starting just because it goes to launch windows 

[devaggos]

dude 3,4GHz with stock voltage CAN'T be true. I am saying this cause i have e5300 and its not stable at 3,4GHz with stock voltage. Yeah ok i booted too in Windows with 3,4GHz but i then i ate a huge Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) and went back to bios and tried ~3,2GHz. Then i ran Prime95 for about 14hours and my machine was stable and temperatures were about 52oC Max. So i suggest you to try prime95 and then see the BSOD :P

[TylertheGeek28]

yeah its stock volt. every board is different, also CPU stepping, plus other things on the system like ram etc. getting it to 3.4Ghz is nothing, u can get that with just upping the bus speed

[yayael01]

i got my e5300 on a msi g31 overclocked to 3.6 on stock voltage , stable 24/24 whit huge gaming ! coupled whit a 9800gt

[JasonMediaCenter]

hey dude what is your mobo ?

ur e5300 is slgtl or slb9u ? i mean the cpu s-spec

[realpimp95]

witch programm is that how you can see your cpu s

[shigalbigal]

@devaggos Yes it can be true, it's a 45nm chip, so it's made for running on higher frequencies on lower voltage (1,45 is the MAX on those cpus after that god must be with you) my 90nm Celeron D needs +0.450v (1,36>1,4v) to run on 3,4ghz from the stock 2,6 90nm's hold up to 1,5v+ no worries.

Good video!