Loading...Overclock: AMD Dual-Core Opteron 165 1800MHz @ 2745MHz (152.50%)
Overclock
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Overclock specs
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| Overclock frequence: | 2745 MHz | 1800 MHz |
| MP Frequence * MP: | 305 * 9 | |
| Voltage: | 1.35 V | 1.30-1.35 V |
System specs
| Cooling: | XP-90C + 92mm fan |
| Cooling category: | Extreme air cooling (Extreme cpu cooler and/or >3 case fans) |
| Cool'n'quiet: | No |
| Idle/load temperature: | 30 °C / 42 °C |
| Motherboard: | ABIT KN8-SLI |
| Bios version: | 19 |
| Chip(set): | nVidia nForce4 SLI (s939) |
Validation - beta 
| Level: | 1. POST/OS |
| CPU-Z validation link: | http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=230916 |
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-Computer- Opteron 165 @ 2745mhz 1.35v ABIT KN8-SLI 2x1GB HyperX 500mhz 3-3-3-8 2.6v Sapphire x1950XT 625/900@681/1000 Raid-0 Raptor 74gb + WD 160gb S-ATA SB Audigy 2 Sirtec HighPower 560w Antec Nine Hundred Samsung 920N -Cooling- XP-90C mounted with 92mm VGA Stock -Personnal notes- CPU clocked at 2745mhz, but can go at 320*9, but this is the maximum of my motherboard. Also, ram was at 333mhz@500mhz, but I need to desynchronize again to 266mhz to go to 2880mhz. With a motherboard that can handle 333-334, this CPU could get 3ghz at 1.35v, I'm sure. |
Member
| Member: | ChristTheGreat |
Processor specs ( CCBBE 0615 EPMW - Brown - CD )
| Processor: | AMD Dual-Core Opteron 165 (Dual-core) |
| Processor tray (pib): | OSA165DAA6CD (OSA165CDBOX) |
| Processor stepping: | E6 |
| Stepping: | CCBBE 0615 EPMW - Brown - CD |
| Processor frequence: | 1800 MHz |
| Socket: | socket 939 |
| Memory controller: | dual ddr 400 MHz |
| HTT speed (version): | 1000 MHz (1.0) |
| L1 / L2 cache memory: | 128 KB / 1024 KB |
| Operating mode: | 32/64 |
| Voltage: | 1.30-1.35 V |
| Thermal power: | 110 W |
| Max temp: | 65 °C |
| Processor tech: | 90 nm, SOI (silicon-on-insulator) |
| Die-size, total transistors: | 199 mm², 233.2 million |
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