Welcome to Overclockers Forums! Join us to reply in threads, receive reduced ads, and to customize your site experience!
markodude said:Forget about i845, get one of the new Dual Channel DDR springdale or canterwood boards. From what I have seen 250FSB is easy, and 300FSB is possible on these boards...with the right RAM (also have 3:2 and 2:1 FSB:MEM dividers...)
markodude said:Forget about i845, get one of the new Dual Channel DDR springdale or canterwood boards. From what I have seen 250FSB is easy, and 300FSB is possible on these boards...with the right RAM (also have 3:2 and 2:1 FSB:MEM dividers...)
BaldHeadedDork said:Did I miss the part about overclocking? I didn't see anything that even suggests what the chipset (or Northwood C's) will do when you crank up the FSB.
BHD
Got linkage? You have me in suspense!mcortz_2000 said:
Intel reference boards never have overclocking options...
Abit has done a release article on their version which is touted as having special overclocking abilities....
so what´s the best mobo for FSB oc'ing? I´ve heard the BH7 but not sure...
rmonster said:
Got linkage? You have me in suspense!
mcortz_2000 said:
Sorry for the delay.... but here it is...
http://www.abit-usa.com/news/2003/20030411.php
This will give you a small taste of whats to come....