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Abit BH7..?
- Thread starter zett
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I have the BH7 and its great. No problems yet, I was able to hit 3.06 ghz on my value memory [ but not stable ].
I know many people here at O/C Forums and other forums that changed from the Asus P4PE to the Abit BH7. Simply because it is very stable and it is load with features for 92 dollars.
But why do you want to switch? Your overclock looks awesome in your sig.
I know many people here at O/C Forums and other forums that changed from the Asus P4PE to the Abit BH7. Simply because it is very stable and it is load with features for 92 dollars.
But why do you want to switch? Your overclock looks awesome in your sig.
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you crazy overclocker 
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lol if I would have a overclock like yours, I couldnt sleep thinking its being cooled by air.
I would be robbing a bank for a vapochill
I would be robbing a bank for a vapochill
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Hi guys,i've just built a system with a Bh7 and a SLR6Z wk52 Costa chip with 2x256 twinmoss winbond 3200 and this baby ROCKS.Currently running @ 3.52ghz 195 fsb no probs @ .5 over default (1.55) will do 3.43ghz @ default.To say i'm impressed with this setup is an understatement !!!!
All air cooled with a crappy Volcano 7+ waiting on a Slk9000,can boot into windows @ 200 fsb (3.61) but drops outa 3dmk02.
Will c how far this sys will go !!!!
Regards RjCoolio.
Get the Bh7 clocks like crazy !!!!!
All air cooled with a crappy Volcano 7+ waiting on a Slk9000,can boot into windows @ 200 fsb (3.61) but drops outa 3dmk02.
Will c how far this sys will go !!!!
Regards RjCoolio.
Get the Bh7 clocks like crazy !!!!!
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- Feb 26, 2003
yeah - since u can get the voltage up to 2 as well the FSB goes as high as 250
i say do it - if possilble make sure u can refund the board - with some excuse like my memory didn't work on it - so if u don't like it - send it back...lol
i say do it - if possilble make sure u can refund the board - with some excuse like my memory didn't work on it - so if u don't like it - send it back...lol
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yo zett what's ur temp using that heatsink, plz include the system temp too
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you guys have some nice chips. I cant even run my cpu at 160FSB with 3:4
Other then that BH7 rocks
Other then that BH7 rocks
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Zett - my opinion only, after playing with a new BH7 for a couple of days, if you have a P4PE do not replace it with the BH7. I bought the BH7 to see if I could get more outta a couple of 2.0A C1's than I could with the P4PE. Both chips ran exactly the same on the BH7 as they did on the P4PE. I noticed that voltage fluctuation under load is much less on the BH7 than it is on the P4PE, but I expected that. Other than that, still can't reliably run one chip over 3300 and the other over 3200 on either board, so in my opinion either is a good choice. If you have one, don't swap it for the other.
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sk- said:you guys have some nice chips. I cant even run my cpu at 160FSB with 3:4
Other then that BH7 rocks
i put in pc3200 - mine runs great @ 4:5
