duron 900

sup3rcarrx8

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• Dec 13, 2003

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Hi guys. What's the best clock you guys have ever gotten out of this chip? Also does anyone remember the name of the program that allows you to overclock in Windows and not in the BIOS where you can up the volts, change multipliers and fsb? thanks.

 

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duron

Had a duron 800 once had it up to 950 using the pencil trick but my board had cpu multiplier options .

 

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There's only a program that lets you change the FSB on the fly, there's no way to change multiplier/voltage when in windows
I'm not sure how they're called, but you can do a search on google for FSB overclocking in windows

 

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Ok thanks. Has anyone had any experiences with a 900 though? I'm really looking forward to what i can do with it. Maybe if i update my bios, they'll have some more overclocking options for me. =/

 

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What motherboard are you running the CPU in?
I've got my Duron 900 to almost 1.1GHz when I had it running.

 

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I'm on some $30 old MSI 6382 motherboard. It's got a 900 duron in it with has 512mb ddr pc2100 stick.

EDIT: It's a pretty old board lol.

 

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Well, if you can change the fsb only on that MB (my guess), then I would think that 125 fsb would be possible. If I recall, you pencil in the pencil in the L7's for voltage. Take it up to 1.85, and see what it will do...

I used to have 850 and 750 Durons, and they did pretty well. One 750 did 1Ghz (133 fsb) no problem.

*Also, that program that lets you change the fsb in windows is called CPUFSB.

 

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Actually The Coolest, there IS a program that will allow you to adjust voltage from within windows as well. I don't know if it will work on every board or not as it came with this Biostar board, but it is a little program called Warpspeeder. You can see a link to what it does HERE

Seemed to work while I was playing with it hehe. Anyhow, thought you might like to know about it

 

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I have a Duron 900 and i can run it at 1100 all day long(stable) stock vcore stock multi. i see alot of these get to 1100 but not much more w/ out jacking w/ the multi. and vcore anything over 122 fsb and all hell breaks loose errors blue screens

Update: I've L7 Vmoded to 1.88 now and hit a whopass 1260@140x9

 

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running at 1202 now WCPUID

 

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Nice super duron. Maybe i'll invest in another one. I"m putting my old duron 900 in a computer i'm building for my friend.

 

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Thanks, I couldn't believe it when i vmodded it and decided to boot from 133 and it worked


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