E4300 Overclocking for Beginners

Guide @ Legion Hardware

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The E4300 is an impressive overclocker there is no question about that, what we do question is its worth. Currently the best price we can find is $170 US, with some retailers asking as much as $190 US, which is madness. Given the E6300 retails for $180 US, there is little incentive to purchase the E4300 at even $170 US. The rumor is that some time during the 2Q of 2007 the E4300 will be greatly reduced in price. This means any time during April this year or after, the E4300 is due to fall in price, how much is anyone’s guess. Many say it will fall to $130 US while other sources suggest a retail price of $113 US.

[...]Prior to the 3.47GHz overclock, the performance of the Core 2 Duo E4300 was quite poor and although it was only slightly slower than the E6300 in a number of tests, it did fall behind the Pentium D 950 in quite a few tests. Nevertheless, for enthusiasts the E4300 is going to be all about overclocking performance and as the E4300 demonstrated here today, it has a lot of it. The E4000 series of processors are really no different to those of the E6000 series, the only difference is the cheaper E4000 processors have the VT technology disabled. This has absolutely no impact on performance and I am sure most users will not miss this technology.

Ich hab ihn seit gestern.... hat wer nen Kühler für mich über der besser ist als der stock... mir haben auf den gewünschten kühler irgendwie geld gefehlt bin so gut wie pleite

wenn mir wer nen kühler sponsort geh ich ans oc'n

also temps atm:

Temperaturen
Motherboard 35 °C (95 °F)
CPU 35 °C (95 °F)
Grafikprozessor (GPU) 40 °C (104 °F)
GPU Umgebung 37 °C (99 °F)
SAMSUNG SP1203N 35 °C (95 °F)
SAMSUNG SP2014N 39 °C (102 °F)

zuerst normales arbeiten... dann benchmarks... nun wieder normales arbeiten

Lavalys Everest

ich würd´s mal mit coretemp auslesen.

des is gar nix, da geht noch _einiges_