Core 2 Duo E4300 overclock - that correct

**Abednego Pedru** · 05-09-2012, 11:40 AM

Hello, I am about to overclock my E4300 to have some performance i sometimes here a screenshot of CPU-Z and wanted to ask if it looks okay as you can see I have it overclocked to 2.4 GHz, while I have the FSB running with 9x266 MHz and a divisor of 2.0. The DDR2 Over Voltage Control is set to +0.1 and the normal CPU Vcore to 1.32500 V, that is still very low in this setting, I get in a Cinebench 9.5 score of 702 and one at 11.5R 1.24, if the values are right? The temperature is 41 degrees geschmeidge on high with the standard Intel fan everything is stable, in-prime95 stress test at the temperature, it is not, which is still very low, guess it's more likely something with the memory - not packed the 600 mhz not enough voltage?

**Dexter Jane** · 05-09-2012, 11:41 AM

But that is not so well with the oc. first tested the fsb cpu imemr to low-and rammulti then the example of low rammulti and then the whole package it would not be unusual if such old boards already at 300 fsb spannugnserhöhung a need to keep the fsb stable can be.

**Emil Justa** · 05-09-2012, 11:41 AM

So the multi-CPU is in my config anyway to 9x or May well be that I must increase the tension - is loose in there, too, at the low Temperature Werten how high should I go in your opinion, NEM 300 FSB?

**Ezra Gabriel** · 05-09-2012, 11:42 AM

So both low CPU and RAM multi, but the multi-CPU should I not change gear that still remains on 9x (and not lower) or, if you like the sound board and want to know when it's tight the cpu along with RAM may not be so obviously overclocked .

**Emil Justa** · 05-09-2012, 11:42 AM

The cpu you taktest down by the FSB while you are lifting, but the multi downward MAX 9 is not equal at least 9, lower cpu clock and rammulti means of reducing cpu and ram. I would start at the minimum clock rates for both adjustable, so you really only the board austestest as a test then prime95 including custom in-place fft 8-4096 with 15 minutes per fft .