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In fact, did you know that these kinds of overclocks (voltage >110%, clockspeed >115%) are used to evaluate the durability of a CPU? CPUs that can last 10 years or more at their normal voltage, should be able to live a few weeks at these kinds of voltages. Don't use such high voltages (>1.65v) when overclocking because the finer the process, the fewer the number of atoms are used to make a transistor and the more likely it becomes that electromigration damages your chip.
http://www.aceshardware.com/read.jsp?id=45000288
Mijn Cpu loopt anders al 2maanden op 1,775 volt 2572 mhz het is een 1800 nortwood
In fact, did you know that these kinds of overclocks (voltage >110%, clockspeed >115%) are used to evaluate the durability of a CPU? CPUs that can last 10 years or more at their normal voltage, should be able to live a few weeks at these kinds of voltages. Don't use such high voltages (>1.65v) when overclocking because the finer the process, the fewer the number of atoms are used to make a transistor and the more likely it becomes that electromigration damages your chip.
http://www.aceshardware.com/read.jsp?id=45000288
Mijn Cpu loopt anders al 2maanden op 1,775 volt 2572 mhz het is een 1800 nortwood