Is my overclocking ok for E2180 ? :

[suchaloser]

Hey like to ask whether is my overclocking alright or can it be better ?

Thanks

http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=1105993

 

[JofaMang]

Regardless of CPU (since I am mostly an AMD guy) 40% overclock is good extension of value. As for acceptable votlages, I don't know enough about these chips to say, and not motivated enough to check hwbot or google for more information.

 

[raza715]

try these settings, which i used for about a year, worked best for me
FSB=300
Multipliers=10
vcore=1.28 or max 1.3
Dram freq=667mhz
Timings=5-5-5-15
NOTE= my mobo is a G33 chip ASUS P5K-VM, now using e5200 on it and enjoying 4ghz OC on 1.42v

 

[jsc]

Looks pretty good.
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Overclocking since 1978 - Z80 (TRS-80) from 1.77 MHz to 2.01 MHz

 

[BishopWolf]

Hello
My actual OC is the following

FSB 300 with an +0.1V on FSB --> 50%OC
SpeedStep enabled to switch between 6x and 10x multipliers so it switches between 1.8 GHz idle and 3.00GHz on load
FSB😀RAM = 1:1
memory latencies 5-5-5-15

I haven't touched the other voltages
micro 1.26V
memory 1.9V

My board is an BIOSTAR G41-M7, and I have 2GB DDR2 800 which can run at 400 MHz, of course my micro is the E2180 which is now running at 30ºC Idle and 50ºC on full load, I don't know to convert it to Farenheit

I wonder if there is a better OC who let me chose 400 MHz on bus or the better to change my FSB😀RAM to 3:4, I haven't found how to do this at any place, I don't want 4GHz I just want the top performance I can get with this setup

 

[BishopWolf]

Hey I've tried with another setup which is the following:

Vcore +0.1V
VFSB +0.1V
VNB +0.1V
FSB 333MHz
Multiplier x10

This give me 3.33Ghz in the micro with 1:1 sincronous DRAM DDR2-667
It works at 25ºC Idle and 65ºC at full load

 

[Shadow703793]

Not bad. You should be able to hit 3Ghz on the E2180 however... (assuming good cooling).

@BishopWolf: 400x10 (4Ghz) is pretty hard to do on most of the E2180 with out WCing or DIce/LN2. Don't warry about FSB:RAM. This really doesn't have much of real world performance gain/hit for 99% of users.

 

[BishopWolf]

Thank you Sniper, but I was thinking more like a 400x8 (3.2GHz) setup, I don't expect to hit 4 GHz with this micro, or with any other 775 micro without water cooling.

Just to Update: the 333X10 setup was unstable after 1 week of full use (I really demand my micro), I must decrease the multiplier to x9 so I back to 3GHZ and with this new setup the Vcore is back on 1.2-1.3 V again (default), This new setup are been working for about 15 days without any problems and it has never reached 60ºC.