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133X16 vs. 150X14 performance
- Thread starter barksten
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- Sep 16, 2003
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- Knoxville, TN
What's the rest of your system spec? I really cant give a vaild opinion without know what you are using 
- Thread Starter
- #3
ok.
MSI k7D master L with intel 10/100 PRO S
2 * athlon XP-M 2400 clocked at 133*16 (2133 Mhz) Vcore 1.6V
2 * Thermalright SLK-947U with 80 mm Papst 12 dB fans (<60 degrees celsius at full load)
1 * ATI 9550 128 mb
1 * 256 mb PC2100
1 * 256 bm PC3200
1 * Samsung HD
1 * Enhance ENS-0246 PSU
MSI k7D master L with intel 10/100 PRO S
2 * athlon XP-M 2400 clocked at 133*16 (2133 Mhz) Vcore 1.6V
2 * Thermalright SLK-947U with 80 mm Papst 12 dB fans (<60 degrees celsius at full load)
1 * ATI 9550 128 mb
1 * 256 mb PC2100
1 * 256 bm PC3200
1 * Samsung HD
1 * Enhance ENS-0246 PSU
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2003
- Location
- I'm now in Colorado
Well I can't really tell you what kind of performance boost you'll get, but the ones that do oc the FSB/ram on that board usually have it around 145(I believe) So that is about what it should do stable.(as long as your ram can handle it ofcourse.)
I personally think a Higher FSB always makes the system faster over all..And with the chips you have i can see them clock a lot higher then you have them,,
I was at 18x135 on my 2 MP2000+
Oh and that you have mixed ram it might not get a 150 FSB,
I was at 18x135 on my 2 MP2000+
Oh and that you have mixed ram it might not get a 150 FSB,
- Thread Starter
- #6
I had them running at 150X16 (2.4 GHz) for some time but I had to max the Vcore to 1.85 and the cpus got to hot to use with my ULTRA-silent fans.
I think I will leave the settings as they are for some time if noone can come up with some good reasons to change.
I think I will leave the settings as they are for some time if noone can come up with some good reasons to change.
