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Old 5th May 2002, 8:40 PM   #1
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Default Is 1.9 Volts safe for Duron 750

Guys i overclkd my duron from 750 to 950 @ 1.85 volts but i am wondering if i increase the vcore to 1.9 volts will i damage my processor instantly. Cause i want to push this thing a bit higher.

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Old 5th May 2002, 8:49 PM   #2
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I ran my Duron750, 800 and 900 all at 1.95v for months. Some people have had them up to 2.6v,but not for long at that voltage.
I would say you are safe to at least 2.2v without killing it.
Having said that, if it dies dont hold me responsible.

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Old 5th May 2002, 8:49 PM   #3
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So Guys what do you think????????
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Old 5th May 2002, 9:30 PM   #4
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I think as long as u can cool it enogh then 1.9v is fine.
2.2v is not uncommon.
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Old 5th May 2002, 10:56 PM   #5
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My Duron ran at 1.85 all through a West Aussie summer.

1.9 should be fine

disclaimer: if your computer explodes due to too many volts, dont blame me
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Old 5th May 2002, 11:42 PM   #6
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my duron 700@1000 has been on 1.85 since i bought it

it will have it's 2nd birthday in november this year
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Old 5th May 2002, 11:53 PM   #7
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1.9V should be fine. My duron 750 has been running fine at 1.9 volts for bloody ages, with no problems.
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Old 6th May 2002, 8:25 PM   #8
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Thanks Guys i guess i have to check it out and see for myself.
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hehe he hasnt come back ?

wonder if he cooked it ?
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