[HELP] Will i kill my CPU?

[Shakaza]

What are you people going on about?! FX processors are made on 32 nm, which means they have higher voltage tolerances than Intel's 22 nm...And even with Haswell, it is usually fine to go over 1.3 volts. Can people please inform themselves before trying to give advice?

[exxco]

^ This... My Athlon ii x4 630 stock voltage is 1.4-1.425v... With my oc of 3.4GHz 24/7 it peaks at 1.48v and that's safe for it, hell a lot of people ran 1.5-1.55v through them all the time for 24/7 stable clocks... His voltage is perfectly fine.

 

AMDs sensors are always off, my x4 630 doesn't sit at 30C idle and 35C under load, it sits at 40C idle and 62C as peak under load... OP: Have you tried hwinfo for checking temps...? You want to find the socket temp on the motherboard seeing amds chips have the worst sensors.

 

 

Like to know what software use to monitor the temps, i use Hardware monitor Pro, Core temp, AIDA 64 and all marks the same temp

[-iSynthesis]

1.45v lower it. i would never go past 1.3v

On AMD you can go past 1.3 easily. Heck, i've seen people run these on 1.7V... As long as you keep it below 70°C. 

[FLUFFYJELLO]

Its because AMD CPUs have terrible temp sensors.

They don't even have temperature sensors on the CPU. They have it on the socket and use an algorithm to guesstimate the actual temperature.

[exxco]

Wich one is faster??

 

4.8 FSB 200

 

 

OR

 

4.5 FSB 250

 

[SSL]

Wich one is faster??

 

4.8 FSB 200

 

 

OR

 

4.5 FSB 250

 

Bench it and find out, but I would expect the first one.