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I just got my new proc from newegg today, an 1800+. Its DLT3C, week 11, year 2003. Just popped it in and ran it on my NF7-S Rev2.0 board, cranked up the multi to 13.0 on stock voltage, and its fully stable. I'll post what the highest I can get is after doing some tinkering.

No this is not the one in my sig.

 

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Is it a JIUHB stepping?

 

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yup

 

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What is your FSB setting? In other words, what frequency is the CPU running at?

 

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right now, the fsb is just 133x13, but at 1.5v, thats amazing. And the stability is rock solid. 4 hours of games so far and 6 of prime95 with folding on

 

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Man i would like to hear if that proc can support 400 FSB
Eddie

 

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I just found out now that it was on 14x multi on default voltage of 1.5v. Anyway, the highest I have gone with the chip so far is 2.2Ghz (200x11) at 1.6v, and am typing on it right now. I post again when I reach its limit, but I have a feeling I can easily hit 2.4 or maybe higher with it.

 

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Sick with it.

Is there a way to easily enable the high multipliers I'd like to run a couple of these in my dually around 14-15x133 more oviously if its stable.

 

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I just replaced all 5 of my rigs with these new DLT3C chips and ALL are able to run at 210-215 FSB, "No problem"

210X11.5 for 2415 at 1.85V

 

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Yeah, at 2.3ghz you'll start needing to push the voltage. Mine runs pretty stable at 2.3 with 1.65 but needs 1.675 for absolute stability. 2.4 is within reach with voltage.

 

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I got a 1700 and after 2.3Ghz, I need to up the Vcore to 1.75+

 

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Why am I in Europe? Can't find any low speed Thoroughbreds. Everything is 90 Euros or more.

 

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same here...anything up to 2.3 seems to be pretty easy...then you need to pump more v's into it after that. I didn't want my voltages that high..so i stuck with 2.35ghz at 1.7v

 

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I had mine at 1.85 and my room is hot as hell. I would get random reboot. Send error report and it's telling me it was CPU failure. Too hot and I don't want to turn up 6 fans that sound like a leaf blower.

 

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the multi's were already unlocked

 

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that looks like a great chip, these new 1800s are looking pretty good

keep us posted