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i am trying to get my cpu to 4.7 and it is being very stubborn.

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1.4V should really be the absolute limit.

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it should be your limit, i would go there personally because my chip is a beat and i dont want to loose it

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so if i have it set to 1.38 v in aisuite i will be ok?

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so if i have it set to 1.38 v in aisuite i will be ok?

Only overclock in bios, avoid oc software. 1.38 is still pretty high for a 22nm chip.

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If you're over 1.35v, it's bad, if you go over 1.4v, it's going to kill itself.

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If you're over 1.35v, it's bad, if you go over 1.4v, it's going to kill itself.

What should I use to monitor voltage?

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What should I use to monitor voltage?

You'd know from setting it in the Bios...

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And it's funny because my 1.6GHz P4 ran at 1.9V. How the times have changed.

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You'd know from setting it in the Bios...

voltage in bios is not allways the same as real time voltage.

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voltage in bios is not allways the same as real time voltage.

Aida64 then

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And it's funny because my 1.6GHz P4 ran at 1.9V. How the times have changed.

That's what 90nm lithography is capable of. I ran my 45nm QX9650 at 1.58v and it lasted for 4 years

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Aida64 then

Ok

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That's what 90nm lithography is capable of. I ran my 45nm QX9650 at 1.58v and it lasted for 4 years

Mine was the second-gen P4 (Northwood) which was 130nm. My stepdad's old Dell had one in it. I put in a 2GHz Northwood Celeron and it was waaay faster.

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Mine was the second-gen P4 (Northwood) which was 130nm. My stepdad's old Dell had one in it. I put in a 2GHz Northwood Celeron and it was waaay faster.

130nm>90nm

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