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Stock HSF on a refurbed a64 with cheapo thermal paste.
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Woohoo, broke the big 2.4!
- Thread starter hrhrhrFOOT
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Stock HSF on a refurbed a64 with cheapo thermal paste.
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If only I had a 64
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Nice man, looks like 2.5GHz could very well be a possiblity with some beefed up cooling.
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Hmm, just primed it and its not stable unless it is at 2358. Very strange.....
It seems that as i lower the multiplier and increase the fsb, my OC goes higher. 10x230 isnt stable, but 7.5x313 or 8x294 is. I know i could go higher if i could just get better ram >_<
My current ram has issues above 158....
It seems that as i lower the multiplier and increase the fsb, my OC goes higher. 10x230 isnt stable, but 7.5x313 or 8x294 is. I know i could go higher if i could just get better ram >_<
My current ram has issues above 158....
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hrhrhrFOOT said:
Thats because its Pc2100.. 158 is quite good for some Pc2100 man
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OH my GOD, you are running 300fsb on an AMD!!! good job! If you get some killer ram, you will have a BAD Arse system!
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heh, tho i would love to see your rig runnin some 3500, heh, my Crucial PC2100 did 175MHz
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wait i didn't know the 3000+ was a newcastle. i though the 2800+ was the only newcastle.
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DaWiper said:
The FX's are unlocked, A64's are lower multi unlocked I believe, and new bartons are super locked. (INC. thortons)
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Busty St. Clair said:
that chip is not a newcastle. the software is just wrong. I just added support for newcastles and S939 to GCPUID, and will upload it in a few days. It would've recognized that chip as a clawhammer.
DaWiper said:
They are unlocked upto their max multiplier. meaning you can run a lower multiplier but not a higher than their default/max one.
