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P4 2.6 W/400FSB or P4 2.66 w/533FSB

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Name: HwyStar
Date: January 28, 2003 at 13:35:00 Pacific
Subject: P4 2.6 W/400FSB or P4 2.66 w/533FSB
OS: XP
CPU/Ram: P4 / 512 PC3200
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Any help or ideas are Greatly Appreciated!
I,m currently building a system with the Prometeia Phase cooler with/ Corsair pc3200 cas2/asus p4g8x mb. My question is which chip will yield the best OC results?
The p4 2.6 400fsb has multiplier of 26x100=2600,which if changed to 133 will be 3458mhz but, believe that the fsb will not go much higher 138-140. The p4 2.66/533fsb has multiplier of 20x133=2660. But am told that the fsb will go alot higher 160-180. I would like to run @ 3500 range. The question is really which will be the faster overall OC Chip of the two? The 2.6 w/400fsb or the 2.66 w/533fsb. Is it better to have both a higher multiplier and fsb or higher fsb w/lower multiplier?
Help!
Thanks!!!
HwyStar


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Response Number 1
Name: Amourek
Date: January 28, 2003 at 15:03:00 Pacific
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I think think the 2.6 will overclock better. It's a lot easier to overclock from 100 to 133, than 133 to 166.


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Response Number 2
Name: AMDTech
Date: January 30, 2003 at 10:29:53 Pacific
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YES! get a lower multiplier for the cpu then raise the FBS & if you got the option (in Cmos)of increasing the core voltage do it but only one step at the time.

It's better to have a higher FBS then a Multiplier cuz that way your memory will work faster too & AGP ,PCI ...


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