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schismspeak
05-29-03, 05:28 PM
Is the AGOIA palimono 1600+ a good core for oc'ing, how high do you think I could get with an epox 8rda+?

Demont
05-29-03, 05:31 PM
AGOIA is a good stepping for palominos, but what is the first letter or number on the second line on the core of the chip?

If it is a "y" or a "9" then you are in good shape.

If it is a "z" perhaps not as good.

Expect 1.7-1.8 gigs. Possibly higher.

jonspd
05-29-03, 05:32 PM
I would same you might be able to get 100-500 mhz out of it depending on the cooling you are using but no that isn't the best core out there @ all. @ the cpu database the average overclock for that chip is about 1700mhz.

Ben721
05-29-03, 05:32 PM
http://www.cpudatabase.com/CPUdb/

Check it out at the cpu database.

I'd say look for around 1.8

Cheesy Peas
05-29-03, 05:33 PM
its a good core for a palomino, but youde be much better off with a thoroughbred, especiallt with that epox board.

maybe 1.8/1.9 ghz.

schismspeak
05-29-03, 05:33 PM
I didnt really pay attention, but I think it is a y. Thanks

rogerdugans
05-29-03, 05:59 PM
AGOIA is a good sign for Pally's :D
A "y" and code 0213 are also good news- many of the agoia Y 0213's hit 2 Ghz and more :D

But any agoia is likely to do well 1700 is just about a sure thing and 1800 is probable.

Mr. $T$
05-29-03, 08:00 PM
My AGOIA "9" did 1.8~ on 2v, not bad but my T-Bred "b" kicks ares 2.3 :)

PhobMX
05-29-03, 11:07 PM
i have the best palomino chip, but cooling and mexicos temp wont help :mad: