e8400, playing with FSB and multi, no volt = higher core temps?

[gabb]

hi guys,

I'm going to get an e8400.

Considering all the problems regarding the core temp sensors and what not, I'm not sure if I want to OC using voltage increments.


Considering that, I'm also getting some Corsair Dominator 2x2gb 1066 ram.

So, I would like to run it a 1:1, making 4.8ghz. (which seems highly unlikely).


Let's say I just play with FSB and multiplier (I heard some people getting 7 x 450, other 8 x 475, etc)
whatever the case, just using that, no voltage increase what so ever.


So my question is: with just fsb and multiplier, will there me an increase in temperature? (since I can't rely on the sensors)

I'm guessing that at higher clock speeds = more heat. But That's why I'm asking.


Thanks!!
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[donkey42]

I'm going to get an e8400.

Considering all the problems regarding the core temp sensors and what not, I'm not sure if I want to OC using voltage increments.

why ?, increasing the core voltage increases stability

Considering that, I'm also getting some Corsair Dominator 2x2gb 1066 ram.

no matter what RAM you use, it will not effect the CPU

whatever the case, just using that, no voltage increase what so ever.

personally i'm not into OC

So my question is: with just fsb and multiplier, will there me an increase in temperature?

obviously, yes

I'm guessing that at higher clock speeds = more heat. But That's why I'm asking.

again, yes

Edit: do this [google]e8400 oc[/google] search