I'm happy as a little bee!!!

[William]

I got my Celey 667 to 1Ghz!!!! Yipppeeeee! Running three hours so far with no probs in F@H and Counter Strike! Don't know about prime95, thats next............but right now I am stable!

[AmbientFiction]

Way to go Willam. Thats really gonna help you fold faster

[William]

Originally posted by AmbientFiction
Way to go Willam. Thats really gonna help you fold faster

that was the primary reason in doing so.

[AmbientFiction]

Woot. I am waiting on my 633 to be RMAed and I am getting a 52w Tec to help with the cooling. I hope to have the CPU back in about a week.

Right now I am back to the 533 which is takeing about 10 hours per WU. :( I want some of the new fast ones.

[The Doors]

Many compliments William, great OC ;)

[[Oc]acaridans]

Sweet OC!! how are the temps holding up?

[William]

Originally posted by [Oc]acaridans
Sweet OC!! how are the temps holding up?

good I assume, I don't really have a way to monitor them yet since BMB doesn't seem to pick up the internal thermistor the Celey has. I don't have ambient temps, applied AS2 correctly, and have the SVC Golden Gate with 27cfm fan and the chip is producing 37W so I think fine. Its held up for about 9 hours now with F@H and hasn't had a problem. I want to do a prime run, but that means that I have to stop folding or slow it down.

[William]

anyone know how to get the BE-6 to read the Internal Diode. Help be much appreciated.

[mikyseee]

Originally posted by William
anyone know how to get the BE-6 to read the Internal Diode. Help be much appreciated.

Get Hardware Doctor (http://www.abit.com.tw/eng/download/utilities/uti-hdbe6.htm) from Abit.

[The Doors]

Take a look onto the MBM home page (down/left), there's your Mobo and many others, and all theyr sensors :D

http://mbm.livewiredev.com/

Your Mobo sensors settings:

Primary Sensor Chip = W83783S
Case Sensor = Winbond 2
CPU Sensor = Winbond 1

[aznboi64]

What are your settings for you to get 667mhz to 1ghz? I want to do the same.

[phantom punisher]

nice! keep on truckin! that aught to chew threw some folds in a pinch

[ken257]

You may want to get a Comp U Nurse. It consists of a led readout and a very thin diode that you slide inbetween the cpu and hsf untill it touches the core. Price about 15 bucks and this is more accurate then the internal thermistor or mobo thermistor.

[William]

Originally posted by aznboi64
What are your settings for you to get 667mhz to 1ghz? I want to do the same.


Multiplier=10
FSB=100
Core V=1.85V


The voltage may be able to do it lower. but it is running fine now(actually better than 832 as the PCI bus is at spec).

Thanks, going to beat on MBM(That hardware doctor doesn't work).

[William]

Originally posted by ken257
You may want to get a Comp U Nurse. It consists of a led readout and a very thin diode that you slide inbetween the cpu and hsf untill it touches the core. Price about 15 bucks and this is more accurate then the internal thermistor or mobo thermistor.

coming some time in the future.

[aznboi64]

The problem for me to get 1ghz is that my multiplier goes up to 8x only. Does anyone know what celeron I can get to get 1ghz.

[Mad Butter]

if you want to get 1000, go with the 800 celeron. I got mine to 1,300 and still can go higher. i am just letting it burn in first. I can get it to 1.5 and maybe higher. 800 cleron's are amazing. And if you have an extra 35 dollars, get the new sk-6 heat sink and delta fan option. It is loud though. i am going to warn you. But just blast those mp3's. LOL! my 800 ius amazing. A celeron 800 is 52 dollars with shipping say 62. 62 plus 40 dollars for heaat sink and fan say, 100 dollars for a awsome computer. i have to admit, pentium is better than celeron, but for the price and since you can overclock it so much, it is the best. I would never go back. get the 800. It is well worth it in the long end. By the way, get the pc-133 generic ram. Works the best and is great for overl****ing.

good luck and most of all, have fun



-evan

[aznboi64]

What are your settings to get 1.3ghz?

[Super]

Congrads!

I'm only at 900MHz (but I have celeron 600). Vidpinned to 1.9v. Didn't really tested the limits of the chip, was busy setting up a lot of stuff after reinstalling windows, but I do know that the max CV is 2.05v. :)

[Sohryu Asuka Langley]

can we git some info on the ram plz madperson? (i forget name)

just what is written on the memory chips itself (ive seen Micron on genreic stuff...way cool)

[William]

ok, MBM will not give me the internal diode temp readings. Darn.

[William]

bumpity, why won't MBM read the internal diode, it must be me :rolleyes:

[ken257]

I take it that your Cellery is on a slocket in the BE-6?

I have had a few slot 1 boards and they read the internal diode with a slot 1 P3 but when I use an Asus or MSI slocket and a socketed cpu the ability to read the diode seems to be lost at least with the combo's I have tried.

Maybe the question should be has anyone gotten a slocket to read the internal diode? If so with what combination of mobo/slocket?

[The Doors]

It seems to be the only one reason coz your internal diode won't work :(

[aznboi64]

So pretty much if I get a Celeron 667 I can't overclock it to 1ghz because my multiplier only goes up to 8x. I see that to get there I need at least a 10x. Am I wrong? With my multiplier what celeron should I get to hit the 1ghz?

[ken257]

Originally posted by aznboi64
So pretty much if I get a Celeron 667 I can't overclock it to 1ghz because my multiplier only goes up to 8x. I see that to get there I need at least a 10x. Am I wrong? With my multiplier what celeron should I get to hit the 1ghz?

Any C2 has a shot at getting to a gig. I have an old C2 566 that runs great at 1020mhz. All you have to do is increase the fsb. To figure out the speed that the cpu will run at you multiply the fsb x the cpu's multipier. Remember Intel cpu's have a locked multiplier so you will not be able to change this. Even if you set the multipier in bios it will have no effect and the cpu will still run at whatever multipier it has built in. The only way to OC is by upping the fsb.

[aznboi64]

So lets say I do get a celeron 566. To up it to 1ghz. My settings would have to be multiplier 8x and FSB 133. This seems the only way for me. Will upping the FSB to 133 cause a problem? I read a lot of people who only up theirs to 124 or 112 FSB. Is FSB 133 stable?

[ken257]

Originally posted by aznboi64
So lets say I do get a celeron 566. To up it to 1ghz. My settings would have to be multiplier 8x and FSB 133. This seems the only way for me. Will upping the FSB to 133 cause a problem? I read a lot of people who only up theirs to 124 or 112 FSB. Is FSB 133 stable?


The C566 has a 8.5 multipier and I run it at a fsb of 120 resulting in 1020mhz. The results I got are very good for a C566 I don't think many of them go as high as mine on air. People have been posting great results here with some of the newer Celerons some even up around 1200mhz. Check around read some of the posts and have a look in the cpu data base before you make a decision on which cpu to get. I have no experiance with the new C2's other then my 566 (I use P3 not Cellery) so I can't make a recomendation for you.

[aznboi64]

Well my multiplier only goes up to 8x so 8.5x is out of the question. Would it make things easier if I went up to a 600 or a 667 celeron to make it easier? But even with a 667 what can I do to make it 1ghz with only 8x multiplier. I think the 8x multiplier is my down fall.

[William]

the celey 667 has a 10x multiplier. Run it at 100FSB and you are at a gig :)

[aznboi64]

What do you mean the celeron 667 has a multiplier of 10x? I though when you overclock you set your bios multiplier higher. Thats why I am limited to a multiplier of 8x. Is there another way to set the multiplier on a cpu without going through the bios?

[Stealth]

Originally posted by aznboi64
The problem for me to get 1ghz is that my multiplier goes up to 8x only. Does anyone know what celeron I can get to get 1ghz.

I have a 600 cC0 running at 1044 stable, think I can get more if I had better ram. P.S. all celly's have a locked multi, only way to go higher is through your FSB

[aznboi64]

Thas whay I'm saying Stealth. With your celeron 600 whats your multiplier and FSB? What do you think I should get for a celeron that is with my limitations. Which are multiplier is limited to 8x and my FSB can reach 133.

[William]

Originally posted by aznboi64
What do you mean the celeron 667 has a multiplier of 10x? I though when you overclock you set your bios multiplier higher. Thats why I am limited to a multiplier of 8x. Is there another way to set the multiplier on a cpu without going through the bios?

Intel Multipliers are locked. A celeron runs on a 66mhz buss(except for the 800 and 850). So the speed of the cpu divided by the bus speed tells you the multiplier. You can change the multiplier in the bios, but it won't work unless it is the right one. The 667 is a good chip I think because you hit the magic 1ghz at 100mhz FSB which is a stable bus speed.

[Stealth]

Thank you William, I seen this earlyer(?) and have been talking to him via e-mail trying to explain this to him.