Intel Core 2 Duo E4500,running naked,without heatsink & fan

This processor does not need a heatsink when it work at 1.2GHz
After Windows XP boot up,the IHS temp was 46.7c,core temp 52c
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http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm392601

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[AmnAbdulla9]

goes to show how energy efficient the Core 2 duo CPUS are

[chrishallamd123]

interesting

[MavmDox]

@AmnAbdulla9 rly? it's 200x6 multyplier :) it's not working at full capacity

[thenicedudejay]

but CPU is not doing any work?? just running graphs. i guess 1.2Ghz is not gonna make it the fastest pc in the world.....

[7Balanar]

2:42 Your windows is not genuine :P

[MichaelYoshiFan]

windows XP run the best in a E4500 :)

[KnucklesARouge]

@skunkkey666 Guess who cares? NOBODY.

[MichaelYoshiFan]

nice vid ;)

[Zestypanda]

@mijachris654 If your bios supports it there should be a setting in bios, but I must warn you, it could damage your computer if you don't have proper cooling.

[mijachris654]

@Zestypanda how to overclock a intel dual core i have 2.6 ghz can i over clock it ?

[fullsp3ctrumsniper]

Not sure what's suprising about this, it's thermally throttling on die, use a program like throttle watch(if it even supports C2D's) and you'll see it's inserting idle clock cycles internally. The TCase of an e4500 is 73.3*C thus why it doesn't go much over 74*c, as it started throttling. You won't see this in a program like CPU-Z as it doesn't actually downclock it, it simply tells the cpu to do nothing for a short period of time as an attempt to cool off. I've tried this on Pentium 4's.