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mastaqz
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22 Jahre dabei !
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Zitat von TwP am 17:40 am Mai 31, 2003
Die Color
The color of the die/core also plays an important part in determining how well the CPU overclocks.
I can summarise this with 4 main categories:
i) Reddish/Purple from all angle of views
They are average in overclocking, mostly can run @ 2GHz 2400+ with 1.6v default voltage, but still can perform well if U add higher voltage.
ii) Mixed with variety of colors:-
The overclockability varies a lot. Can be very good or very bad. Can be as poor as 2GHz 2400+ with 1.85v at least, or 2200MHz with only 1.65v.
iii) Reddish/ blue core with reflective white under light
They are awesome overclockers. Can run at 2100MHz - 2250MHz using default voltage. Grab it on sight!!!
It's common that the color of die cut from center part of wafer is very consistent, very smooth and not mixed with other colors under light. So can be said it is not necessary to have a big red die, a green or white die color can be good also if the color is solely in single color.
The thickness, purity of material used also affects the color of die a lot.
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LOL,
die 1. macht 2ghz auf 1,6V
die 2. kann zwischen 2ghz und 2,2 auf 1,65V
die 3. kann zwischen 2,1 und 2,25 auf 1,5V
okay, ich hab hier ne lila die und 2300 auf 1,66 
Link zur Quelle?
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wer hat mir denn zuletzt erzählt das es nicht daran liegt! 
