Vcore question.

**Learux** · 10-31-2003, 07:14 PM

I have a p4 2.4c and a gigabyte mobo with their overclocking utility(called easy tuner 4).

My understanding is ( I am really new at this). Any good overclocking articles will be gladly excepted.

That you casn overclocl with Vcore and the systembus.

When I run that utility it says that VcoreA is 1.650Volt.

is this allready higher then the default Vcore value?

In other words does that utility just by loading up allready increase Vcore.

Tx for replies.

Learux

**Trunks** · 10-31-2003, 08:54 PM

1.65v=stock

**Learux** · 10-31-2003, 09:30 PM

Tx couldnt find that anywhere, even google didn't help me

Learux

**ZhaoYun** · 10-31-2003, 10:19 PM

From: xbitlabs
Let me introduce to you the actual hero of this review: Intel Pentium 4 2.4C processor. It is not just an ordinary Pentium 4 (the letter C after the frequency is not a slip of the tongue or typo), as it boasts significant innovations: ...

* By launching new processors supporting 800MHz bus, Intel announced its new approach to the CPU voltage formation. The company won’t set a fixed voltage, but will suggest a range of voltages. During the actual production stage all processors are divided into four classes. Each class has a certain voltage from 1.475 to 1.55V, depending on the die quality. Of course, models with the minimal core voltage are most interesting for overclockers as they have the highest speed-up potential. However, there is no marking on the processor telling its voltage, so you cannot know the voltage until you install the CPU into the mainboard.

**Learux** · 11-01-2003, 01:25 PM

HMm I read that article, I am a little confused now.

Anybody knows what is going on.

How come my Vcore value is out of intel specs?

Learux

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