Overclocking (Main Thread)
in Desktops ·
Quick question for the group!
Is the stock cooler that comes bundled with the E4500 actually up to the task if I decide to overclock it? To put it simply, I’m thinking about picking up the CPU and giving it a little nudge—nothing crazy, just tweaking things without cranking the voltage past 3.0. Will that be enough to keep things stable, or am I going to need to shell out extra cash for a Typhoon cooler?
Model: Dual-core 2×2.2GHz
Socket: LGA 775 | Clock Speed: 2x2.2GHz
FSB: 800MHz | L2 Cache: 2 MB
Package includes: Heatsink and Fan
Is the stock cooler that comes bundled with the E4500 actually up to the task if I decide to overclock it? To put it simply, I’m thinking about picking up the CPU and giving it a little nudge—nothing crazy, just tweaking things without cranking the voltage past 3.0. Will that be enough to keep things stable, or am I going to need to shell out extra cash for a Typhoon cooler?
Model: Dual-core 2×2.2GHz
Socket: LGA 775 | Clock Speed: 2x2.2GHz
FSB: 800MHz | L2 Cache: 2 MB
Package includes: Heatsink and Fan