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    Intel Pentium 4 2.8E (Prescott) Overclocking Review

    Posted on Friday, February 27 2004 @ 19:46:49 CET by LSDsmurf


    With our Vcore set at 1.55, we were able to get an overclock of 270MHz FSB, which gave us a cpu speed of 3,780MHz. We did this speed at both 1:1 overclocking with our OCZ 4000EL and at a divider of 5:4 with our OCZ 3700 Gold Rev2. We would have to say that this chip absolutely screamed at these speeds. As far as temps go, we expected and got much higher temps as the Vcore was raised. Our cpu idled at 42°C and at load it reached 53°C. The temperatures did not seem to hinder our overclocking by any means.

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