Celeron 700 Burn in

[Digi]

Hi Guys have just purchased 700 to replace my P3 450 that i had overclocked nicely for a while at 600 just wondering how i should take it with the Celly and at what volts,When i first installed about 4 hours ago managed 850 out of it at 1.80v just wondered what this baby will do.

Abit BH6 v1.2 revision 1.1
Asus S370-DL slotket
Celeron 700 with retail H/S and Fan
Hercules prophet 2 64 mb
Soundblaster 128
Netgear Nic card

will be hoping for a GIG in time if its possible.

Digi.

[outhouse]

Since all CPU's are different the only way to find out os to try :) keep an eye on temps and give it a try, the best way to burn in is to raise CV and run a default speeds running something like SETI, it takes different amounts of time for different CPU's so be patient. The best bet for how high of a CV to burn in is to not get crazy with CV and make sure you do not get it too hot and you'll do just fine.

goodluck

[Spike]

Digi (Jun 09, 2001 06:29 p.m.):
Hi Guys have just purchased 700 to replace my P3 450 that i had overclocked nicely for a while at 600 just wondering how i should take it with the Celly and at what volts,When i first installed about 4 hours ago managed 850 out of it at 1.80v just wondered what this baby will do.

Abit BH6 v1.2 revision 1.1
Asus S370-DL slotket
Celeron 700 with retail H/S and Fan
Hercules prophet 2 64 mb
Soundblaster 128
Netgear Nic card

will be hoping for a GIG in time if its possible.

Digi.

A gig is possible but you need to take it slow. I have my celly 700@945 right now. It's at default voltage and the stock HSF has been lapped. I want to get a better HSF before I leave it at over 1gig, it's been there but I didn't like the heat.

First thing I did with it was to let it stress out 24/7 for almost a week before bumping up the FSB. I have never had to take it off default Vcore.