Name: Sloth_Boy Date: October 30, 2004 at 17:35:57 Pacific Subject: Overclocking Results Page OS: Windows XP SP2 CPU/Ram: 2.8c @ 3.11/512MB DDR400
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k, This is where you post your overclocking results (CPU only). I love to see overclocking results becuase it tells you which processes are good and what you can expect when overclocking. So post your overclocking results on any CPU you have overclocked. the more people who add to the results the better. After 3 Days i'll be posting a message to show a neat layout of all the results.
Have Fun Showing Off Your Results!!!
Start Posting!!!
By the way I got my 2.8c - 3.11 (my first attempt)
Athlon XP 2000+ 1674mhz DDRSDRAM: 256mb 133mhz, 512mb 200mhz Shuttle:MK32n junk mobo 160GB WD 40GB seagate LG DVD-RW RICOH CD-RW 32x10x40 3x blue,Green led case fans blue led b
Here is a link to some overclocking results if anyones interested. Still continue posting your results
The link is: http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.php?t=39994
Athlon XP 2000+ 1674mhz DDRSDRAM: 728MB @ 133Mhz Shuttle:MK32n junk mobo 160GB WD 40GB seagate LG DVD-RW RICOH CD-RW 32x10x40 3x blue,Green led case fans blue led b
The secret of overclocking is to find a core that's sold at a wide frequency range and has been in production for a reasonably long time. The manufacturer is probably making cores that can run at the fastest speed they sell, and simply underclocking to fill the low-end demand. Then you buy the cheapest CPU with that core and clock it to at least the same speed as the fastest model they sell.
Overclocking Freak's XP 2500 is the slowest Barton AMD sells but probably could have been sold as a 3200, the fastest. My Newcastle Athon 64 2800 (slowest, again) started at 1.8GHz but runs perfectly well at 2.4GHz (same speed as the 3400) with retail HS&F. If I got better cooling and raised the voltage, I'm sure I could get more out of my CPU.
Athlon 2000 overclocked to 154 MHz core, runs stable. Now at 150MHz core. 256MB 333FSB DDR. Stock HSF. No thermal glue. Cabinet side panel taken off. Temp below 40C idle.
make me do the maths with that 150Mhz FSB, ok 12.5 x 150 = 1875Mhz better than my athlon ok, i need more posts
"PLEASE POST MORE RESULTS"
Athlon XP 2000+ 1674mhz DDRSDRAM: 728MB @ 133Mhz Shuttle:MK32n junk mobo 160GB WD 40GB seagate LG DVD-RW RICOH CD-RW 32x10x40 3x blue,Green led case fans blue led b
Hello skip, not exciting? You have 2 P1 and its not exciting? You own one of the earliest models of a family of CPUs that created a moderen revolution for mankind... With the advent of the pentiums the PCs began to get into homes atleast in my part of the world... Office work, entertainment, staying in touch all took newer meanings... I know am going off topic, but I'am sure you own them with more pride than what u have for your athlon :)
