WOW!!!! a Conroe E4300 OC'd to 3.4GHZ massacares the Conroe E6700 stock!!!

YES!!!!! i have a Conroe E4300 1.8GHZ at stock.. i will probably try to overclock mine to 3.4Ghz somewhere in the summer..but for now i think its fine right...?

You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?

EDIT: What's the difference between the two? 

You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?gouldguitarist

[QUOTE="gouldguitarist"]You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?kato_

Look at the RAM, though. DDR2-1000. That must be pretty expensive. I wonder how much an e6600 can be overclocked up to?drucom

And yes,DDR2 1000 is VERY expensive,but if you're lucky,you can OC 800 RAM to 1000 speeds.

The price seems to hover between the $300-$400 mark. Pretty expensive stuff.drucom

My e6400 is at 3.2ghz on the stock cooling ;)dunamistheou

[QUOTE="gouldguitarist"]You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?kato_

[QUOTE="kato_"][QUOTE="gouldguitarist"]You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?LordEC911

wow, I just wish I could learn how to overclock my CPU...that would be awsome :cry: phpessotti

[QUOTE="phpessotti"]wow, I just wish I could learn how to overclock my CPU...that would be awsome :cry: AARONRULZ1

[QUOTE="LordEC911"][QUOTE="kato_"][QUOTE="gouldguitarist"]You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?AARONRULZ1

[QUOTE="kato_"][QUOTE="gouldguitarist"]You mean E6300? :? And I have an article where they overclocked it from 1.8 GHz to 2.9, but 3.4GHz is possible?LordEC911

[QUOTE="AARONRULZ1"][QUOTE="phpessotti"]wow, I just wish I could learn how to overclock my CPU...that would be awsome :cry: DrakeNOwns

[QUOTE="phpessotti"]wow, I just wish I could learn how to overclock my CPU...that would be awsome :cry: AARONRULZ1

To be honest it really isn't necessary with the E6600, and the increased performance won't really be noticed. Most applications/games still don't utilize multiple core processors, and the E6600 is a decent CPU at stock anyway. You can OC, but you really don't need to performance wise. Trust me.raynimrod

[QUOTE="raynimrod"]To be honest it really isn't necessary with the E6600, and the increased performance won't really be noticed. Most applications/games still don't utilize multiple core processors, and the E6600 is a decent CPU at stock anyway. You can OC, but you really don't need to performance wise. Trust me.LordEC911

besides all that, the days of having to run 1:1 are pretty much over. the performance hit from using a divider on the a64 or 775 c2d platforms is pretty tiny, so you're free to crank up as high as you want/need to go to.Makari

Man Lord, join up Custom PCs man. I love the way you tell people how it is. Probably a great debater.....thats debater I said. :D9mmSpliff

[QUOTE="Makari"]besides all that, the days of having to run 1:1 are pretty much over. the performance hit from using a divider on the a64 or 775 c2d platforms is pretty tiny, so you're free to crank up as high as you want/need to go to.LordEC911

[QUOTE="LordEC911"][QUOTE="Makari"]besides all that, the days of having to run 1:1 are pretty much over. the performance hit from using a divider on the a64 or 775 c2d platforms is pretty tiny, so you're free to crank up as high as you want/need to go to.GamingMonkeyPC

[QUOTE="Makari"]besides all that, the days of having to run 1:1 are pretty much over. the performance hit from using a divider on the a64 or 775 c2d platforms is pretty tiny, so you're free to crank up as high as you want/need to go to.LordEC911

[QUOTE="raynimrod"]To be honest it really isn't necessary with the E6600, and the increased performance won't really be noticed. Most applications/games still don't utilize multiple core processors, and the E6600 is a decent CPU at stock anyway. You can OC, but you really don't need to performance wise. Trust me.LordEC911

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"]Man Lord, join up Custom PCs man. I love the way you tell people how it is. Probably a great debater.....thats debater I said. :DLordEC911

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"]Man Lord, join up Custom PCs man. I love the way you tell people how it is. Probably a great debater.....thats debater I said. :DLordEC911

[QUOTE="LordEC911"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"]Man Lord, join up Custom PCs man. I love the way you tell people how it is. Probably a great debater.....thats debater I said. :D9mmSpliff

[QUOTE="9mmSpliff"][QUOTE="LordEC911"][QUOTE="9mmSpliff"]Man Lord, join up Custom PCs man. I love the way you tell people how it is. Probably a great debater.....thats debater I said. :DLordEC911

Perhaps you would like to note that I was speaking to somebody specific and was not making a general statement. It was a posted as a reply to the poster before me, thus related directly to him/her. You might also like to note that their system is very much comparable to mine, and to suggest that what I said (given the fact) is 100% false is simply naive. Please read posts before making such sensationalist claims.raynimrod

Well I guess the fact that I have already tested my E6600 and 8800GTX at resolutions ranging from 1024 x 768 to 1600x1200 means that I don't need to ask him, doesn't it? The 8800GTX is still being bottlenecked yes, but there isn't a significant performance gain When the E6600 is OC'd, even at such a high resolution. This does not mean that there is NOT a performance gain because there is, but it is very minimal. I strongly suggest that you don't make assumptions in future.raynimrod