Overcloking des Sandy Bridge, les tensions à ne pas dépasser

[the prisoner]

Devant l'augmentation de la mort de CPU Sandy Bridge série K (coefficient multiplicateur débloqué), Overclockers.co.uk s'est entretenu avec les techniciens de chez Intel pour connaitre quels sont les tensions à ne pas dépasser. Le potentiel d'overclocking des séries K est énorme, on peut atteindre des fréquences de plus de 5 GHz en aircooling mais avec des tensions très " dangereuses ". Donc il y a des références à ne pas dépasser (tension CPU, RAM, le PLL Voltage...).

Tous est décrit ci-dessous mais cela n'empêche pas d'aller au delà des limites mais c'est à vos risques

Core Voltage - Not recommended too exceed 1.38v, doing so could kill the CPU, we therefor recommend a range of 1.325-1.350v if overclocking.
Memory Voltage - Intel recommend 1.50v plus/minus 5% which means upto 1.58v is the safe recommended limit. In our testing we have found 1.65v has caused no issues.
BCLK Base Clock - This is strictly a NO, anyone using base clock overclocking could/will cause damange to CPU/Mainboard. (Set manually to 100)
PLL Voltage - Do not exceed 1.9v!!
Processor - Basically we recommend customers not to exceed 1.35v to play it safe, all our bundles are set at 1.3250v or lower, any competitors offering bundles above 4.6GHz you should be enquiring as to what voltage they are using as we believe anything over 1.38v will limit CPU lifespan and anything over 1.42v will likely kill the CPU or severely limit its lifespan.
Memory - Intel recommend 1.50v plus/minus 5% which means 1.60v is the ideal safe maximum, but we have found in our testing all 1.65v memory is fine. We have also found most new 1.65v like Corsair XMS3 will run at its rated timings with just 1.50-1.55v which is well within Intel specifications. So people upgrading to Sandybridge you can still use your old DDR3, but we do recommend you run it at 1.60v or less. We are shipping most of our bundles which feature Corsair XMS at 1.50v-1.55v at rated timings. We've also discussed with Asus and MSI regarding voltages for memory and they also confirm in their testing 1.65v caused no issues with reliability.
Base Clock - To put it simple if you value the life of your components, do not overclock using base clock!

[julienrider]

bref rien ne change l'o/c c'est toujours au risque de propriétaire