Celeron 633 is at 1007MHz 1GHz !!!!!!!

[daver343]

Im at 1007MHz 1GHZ!!!! from 633. What a rush!
Had this cpu on my DFI but you can;t change the voltage on the dfi so I couldn't get it past 950. Today, I slapped it into this Abit BE6-2 and BAM!! 1GHz at 1.95v, and temps no greater than 35c. Cooling is Alpha PEP/66 with artic silver.

[engjohn]

Not bad...
I am running my 633 @ 1107 @ 1.95v

[Mr B]

daver343 (Apr 16, 2001 06:03 p.m.):
Im at 1007MHz 1GHZ!!!! from 633. What a rush!
Had this cpu on my DFI but you can;t change the voltage on the dfi so I couldn't get it past 950. Today, I slapped it into this Abit BE6-2 and BAM!! 1GHz at 1.95v, and temps no greater than 35c. Cooling is Alpha PEP/66 with artic silver.

I knew that one would break the 1 GHz barrier!! Well done!

Mr B

[daver343]

Yup. It was destined to run at 1GHz. I knew that if it would do 950 at almost default voltage, I've got a 1gigger.
One thing. Why does it take 1.95v, from 1.76 to get it stable at 50Mhz more? That shouldn't be. I don't think I'll go for higher, because I've always wanted the big 1Ghz, and Im EXTREMELY happy now.
On this BE6-2 440BX board my Memory benchmarks are slightly over 400mbs. Thats really good for this chipset too. I might be able to get this cpu doing 20-50mhz more but there would be no point. Its really high already. I tell ya, once you start overclocking, it becomes a habbit.
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Abit BE6-2
Celeron 633@1.01GHz
256MB PC-133 Ram (mix brands...I know...I know)
15gig Seagate Barracuda II
ATI Radeon 32MB DDR 166/166
SB Live X-Gamer (4.1)
NIC for DSL
4x4x24 HP CDRW
Panasonic 8x DVD
1 Transparent case with a 300w PSU.