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Old 06-25-2008, 02:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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which voltage's are the ones that run the temps up on the processor?

v core?
cpu vtt?
nb and sb core?
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VCore is the voltage for the processor itself.
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does the motherboard automatically put more than needed there? i wrote down all my voltages before i OC'd, im oc'd, running lower voltage, stable, and running cooler than i was at stock at idle, load is within 1 degree

is there a downside to running lower voltage?
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If you have the VCore voltage set to Auto, then it may raise the voltage when you raise the FSB, but most likely not. The only downside to running a lower voltage is that it's more likely to become unstable under load.
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gotcha,

lower voltage = lower temp right?

what is a decent stress tester i can download?
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Yes, lower voltage does mean lower temps. I would run Orthos for at least several hours.
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