morgan

[badgers]

how do I make sure that I am getting a Morgan core on a duron 900

I was thinking of getting a duron 700 because it is so cheap and then OCing it untill is screamed for mercy.

is the morgan core tech worth the extra money.

I find all my online buys by using pricewatch.com

are there duron 900's that are not morgans?

I have found with pricewatch that the buy beware! so I want to make sure that I know what I am looking for.

[lonewolf1983]

all durons under 1000mhz are based on the older spitfire cores
for a morgan core the minimum you will have to get is a 1gig
all over 1 gig use the morgan core

for reviews check the hardware sites
:)

[Bender]

I think Newegg.com has the 1000 morgan durons pretty cheep. Just make shure you get the morgan 1000 since there were spitfire 1000s.

[badgers]

thanks

[res0r9lm]

1300 morgan on pricewatch $95 eta feb.

[badgers]

If I was going to spend that much money I would get a 900 or a gig T-bird and OC it to 1300.

I have heard that a gig t-bird has a good chance of hitting 1.33

[res0r9lm]

except morgan will work in a 760mpx board and t bird wont

[badgers]

are a lot of people using two durons?

I have always wanted to have a dual processor set up.


if you have more info on dual setups I would be interested.


which dual boards, if any, have hit 166 FSB? I was looking at the kingmax 5ns PC2700 mem.


thank you

[res0r9lm]

I heard the asus board won't go beyond 148 stable

[SickBoy]

Originally posted by badgers
If I was going to spend that much money I would get a 900 or a gig T-bird and OC it to 1300.

I have heard that a gig t-bird has a good chance of hitting 1.33

My 1 GHz/266 TBird hits 1.33 at default voltage. Max I've had it is 1.95v/1470, but I think it has more potential than that. (I think my sig is wrong)