1.33 'D' AXIA running fine at 1464, Try more???............

[Geobronc]

Im running fine at 1464. Should I try more?

[FRANK]

Go for it!
I've got my AXIA 1.2-C @ 1470 on an A7V133 right now.

Three out of the four voices in my head are saying "calm down, don't panic!"

[Bender]

More speed is never enough. What kind of heatsink are you running and what is your voltage at. I am currently running my duron 600@1102. I think water cooling is my next step. BE cooling has some very enticing deals.

[Geobronc]

GlobalWin WBK38
Voltage is 1.79

[toomnymods]

If you dont watch ur temps ur gonna end up buying another cpu bro 48c is hot as hell i'd upgrade to a swiftech 462b cooler w/ 80mm delta fan my system has never been happier i used to have similar temps with my stock fan, but now it is idleing at 32c / 89f and playing quake3 for 20 minutes is at 33c / 91f
This is with a fsb of 140 and a multiplier 9 I can't change the multiplier currently cause I have a asus a7m266 mobo which doesn't support overclocking of the cpu multiplier, although I am in the process of doing the clock multiplier mod to my motherboard I ordered the parts from digitech and they are on the way here.

System Specs:
Asus a7m266 Amd 761 chipset Amd northbridge/ Via 686b south bridge
Amd 1.2ghz w/ 266 fsb overclocked to 1.260 ghz (140 x 9 )
Swiftech 462b cooler
3dcool's Tornado 2000 2 90mm intake fans / 2 80 mm exhaust fans
32c idle temp / 89f
33c / 91f playing quake 3 for 20 min
Windows 2000 Service pack 2
Maxtor ata 100 40 gig harddrive
256mb pc2100 Samsung memory
Enermax 450 watt powersupply
Kenwood 72x cd-rom
Yamaha 2100ez cd-rw 16x10x40

[Aman99]

48 C is not "dangerously" hot. My 1 ghz at 1400 mhz runs about 32C idle, 57 C under max load, so I wouldn't worry about it. If you go above 60 C is when i'd start to worry. Amd CPU's are specced to be able to handle 95 C of heat, so i'd say keep goin as long as it stays stable :)

Besides, u got an Asus board, and they are know to report 5-8 C temps higher than what it really is.

Aaron

[William]

yeah, for load you aren't doing too bad, especially with the heatsink. Have you lapped the heatsink to get a better surface? Also, are you using Artic Silver, that usually gets another 1-2C in a cpu, plus another 1-2C(maybe more) from lapping. That should give quite a bit of leeway. Also, burn in the cpu, and see if you can drop the voltage to further reduce heat.

[mrpcman]

and just to make it super clear. Do NOT lap the cpu.

[Aftershock]

Yeah 48C doesn't seem too bad at all.
My 1.3 @ 1.45 is 45C idle, 52 underload...been fine so far. Using Iwill KK266 board and thermoengine stock fan....

[Avenne]

I´ve got my 1000 AVIA @ 1348 , idle 45C, max load 58C.

I´m going to clock it higher when i get my Taisol(copper base)
and an 80mm fan

[Yomama]

Birng up the voltage to 1.85 or whatever your mobo will allow, and see if it helps. 1450-1500 is the sweet spot for most axia chips. Sure faster is better, but a 50MHz increase in CPU speed will result in less than 3% overall improvement - IMHO not worth it unless you are deparate.

Yo

[Geobronc]

Im at 1464 now and havent touched it for a few days.
Its running fine and I agree that 50mhz more isnt worth it.
Besides, its been hot here this week. Ambiant is 75f.
My CPU was running 40-45c Idle and 45-48c Loaded.
Im now at 48-51c Idle!! ouch!

Geobronc