Amd 2400?

Cow2kie

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I thought 2400's had a square chip in the mid. I can almost swear this is rectangle???

 

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depends if its a through bred B or not. If its a TB, its a rectangle I think.

 

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Well i have it 2344mhz 223fsb. But i have to use 1.9 voltage to get that kinda mhz ;/ any suggestions

*edit I have mushkin lvl 2 3500 2 sticks of 256, dual chan enabled.
Nf7-s ver 2

 

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That's above average as far as average things go and FYI there are no square 2400+.

Squares are Palominos and there are no 2400+ Palominos.

 

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There most certainly is a square 2400? I have one in the next room that is square.

 

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Huh? Palominos are square and Thoroughbreds, Thortons and Bartons are rectangular.

Maybe I'm missing something but I don't think so, this would be very interesting though, post pics please or email a pic to me through 'Profile' (next to PM) and I'll post it... there are no 2400+ Palominos...

 

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Ah, you are correct. I glanced at the wrong one. That 2400 is rectangle too. But it is a brown looking color. As this one im using now is green. Whats the diff in those two?

 

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It's packaging that has no effect on overclocking or performance.
It's not connected to dates of production either.

 

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Oh, alright. Thanks Wish i could squeeze some more tho out of it.

 

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what multiplier do you have it on?

 

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10.5 i think

 

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ill have to try that when i get some better cooling

 

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I dont have a fancy name brand heatsink, but it gets the job done. Goliath 2 SE i believe. w/ a 7000 rpm fan ontop of it. about 46c load at 1.9 volt!