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Xalista
05-09-01, 03:24 AM
I just bought a Celery 633 and a GORB. I got it up to 790 (9.5 * 83) at 1.7 V without any additional cooling methods (i.e. NO thermal grease, just the standard heating pad) but I can't get it to 950. Not even at 2.1 V (I was angry at the time). Should I see this as an indication that this cpu just wasn't meant to run at a 100 FSB and accept my defeat, or is there a good chance that with some lapping and arctic silver it will go to 100 at an acceptable voltage?
I went from a 300a@450 to this 633@790 so I already see a noticeable speed increase (especially considering the fact that I am using an ancient BH6 1.0), but I would like to go higher of coarse. Have any of you been in a similar situation and were you able to go further in the end?

Thanks in advance,

Xalista

MAV
05-09-01, 07:03 AM
Xalista, what sort of temps are you running with your setup when overclocked ? The Gorb may not be sufficient to cool,just a guess...however, you brows the forum a bit, you'll find some good tips and suggestions.
regards

LutaWicasa
05-09-01, 10:36 AM
Accept defeat?? NEVER!!!! Tweak it. Nudge it. Bump it. Mod it.
Don't ya love it??? :)

The Faceless Rebel
05-09-01, 04:15 PM
Accept defeat? After only using a thermal pad???

NEVER!! Get yourself some Artic Silver II, and maybe some sandpaper for lapping! And lower your voltages! At 2.1V your CPU is likely to explode!

ebola
05-09-01, 09:20 PM
its becasue your using a gorb. also get rid of the thermal pad and use a thin layer of thermal paste or grease. artic silver if you want. gorbs really suck if you want to push your cpu hard.

markedmundb
05-10-01, 07:28 PM
Only accept defeat once you've exhausted all possibilities (once the CPU is dead :¬)} )

Get more cooling (Decent HSF/Silvergoop/case fans.)..

Try different faster RAM or try setting you existing stuff to CAS3... That might be the problem.

Try a different brand of Slocket. With my old Abit slocket!!!, my cC0 566 would do 877 doing the registry repair loop at 2.0V. Got myself a Soltek, and I'm running at 1003Mhz at 1.85v, temps avg 25*C.