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batboy
02-02-01, 05:26 PM
Is there such a critter as a Celeron 533A with the cCo stepping? If so, I was thinking about buying one to see if I could get it to run at 133 fsb for 1064 MHz.

I can't get my C-566 cBO to run stable above 1 gig. I shouldn't really complain, it runs perfectly stable at 950 playing Unreal.

I suppose I should go with the C-600, but seems like everyone has one of those. Perhaps a C-633X112 for 1064? As you can see, I really have my heart set on reaching 1064 MHz.

Tim-
02-02-01, 05:42 PM
According to Intel's site, they were only made in cb0 stepping. The 566 is made in cc0 though.

batboy
02-02-01, 06:04 PM
Thanks Tim, you are one of my O/C heros! I just looked at the Intel sspec page too. Don't know why I didn't think of that before I posted. You're right, no cCO 533 chip. Oh guano!

I just got my Income tax refund back, so I fell rich. I think I might just buy one retail C-600 cCO and one retail C-633 cCO and see if I can lucky with at least one of them. A buddy says he'll buy my C-566 or one of the new CPUs if it'll do at least 100 fsb, so it's not like I'm going to be stuck with a bunch of idle processors.

By the way Tim, you were one of them that guessed I had a temp problem when I first joined and turns out you were right. After a lot of hard work, I have a cool running rig now. Overclocked to 850 after running the Unreal loop for 15 minutes, CPU temp is now a mere 32.5 and system temp is 24 (was 40 and 35 a month ago). I think it was you that turned me on to the wire trick for a little more voltage too. Thanks, man...I need to buy you a brew someday. This whole forum rocks, I've learned a lot.

Tim-
02-02-01, 08:18 PM
Thanks for the kind words. Always glad to help!

Tim

Jon
02-02-01, 10:16 PM
Yeh, the Celly 533a was stopped being produced a couple months ago...some time in Oct. or Nov. I believe. This was pre-cc0 era so there wouldn't be any.

wild_andy_c
02-04-01, 01:03 PM
The cC0 533a did exist in small quantites (smaller than the cB0 ever was) for a period of approximatley 4 weeks. It has only just been removed from Intel's databases. It was the SL4PD.

Ultimate Monster.

Obviously the next best thing is the 566 cC0.

Jon
02-04-01, 01:58 PM
Cool, would've liked to have had one of those.