Athlon 1.2ghz@? Post your score

[Incarnated666]

I just got an Athlon 1.2/266 and I can get it to run@1.4 stable but it gets HOT!
case on, 64 / case off, 48 and I have 2 case fans. I want to see how high others have gone w/this proc

[Fjeld]

Hmm, I may be "cheating" a bit, the "wrong" way? Close to your 1,2ghz, I´m running my 1,133@1502 :) But I have to say, watercooled! So I may be a little "off-line" here?? Max CPU-temp: 45degr.C
On a cold day, I reached 1577, but to unstable to use :(

Regards!
Fjeld

[KaHNZa]

I got my 1.2 to run at 1466. I've had it stable for 10 days without a restart. I set it to 1.775 volts in the BIOS and 133x11 and my max temp is 45c with a Glaciator

[Paiynn]

I ran mine at 1400 for awhile. Had no lockups but I havent got into cooling yet so I switched it back to 1.2 for now

[rugby]

I had my 1.2/200 up to 1500 (150x10), but then the waterblock broke the socket tab and fried the cpu. I've got a Duron 750 on the way because I'm broke...:)

[dug]

my 1.2 now runs at 1.413 stable
temp is 62 c
is this ok or too high
please advise as i am new to this

[Da Whip]

I was runnimg at 1470 until my mobo went south.

[earthdick]

I can only get my AXIA Y to 1.33 (10 x 133) 1.70v in bios, MBM reports 1.79v. Temps with f@h at 48C, idle at 31C. I have reseated the Glaciator and have the side of the case open. I have tried different voltages but it won't post at anything higher. Must have a chip that won't go any higher.

[Mr.Lansing]

My CPU is Tbird 1.2Ghz 200fsb (AXIA)
i'm running it at 1344Mhz now cause if i ran it at 1400 or above than i couldn't run 3DMark2000/1 and the temp would be high
HSF : CAK38
Artic Silver II
my temp is still so high 53-61C

[oc jason]

dug (Jul 15, 2001 12:03 p.m.):
my 1.2 now runs at 1.413 stable
temp is 62 c
is this ok or too high
please advise as i am new to this


if that is a true temp yo better lapp the ack of th HS and use some artic silver2 cause that is on the brink of a fried chip. what heat Sink are you using, get a OCZ Gladiator at least- rated #2 in the amd HS shootout-$29, only beaten by the Swiftec 462a $90-and only by less then 1 degree cooler-that should help