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the deal with AXIAs ?
- Thread starter G2K
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No but you will have an easier time since it will post at 10x133. But the B(200mhz) are the same as a C(266mhz). Also the 1gig axia's are cheaper so you get a good deal. for more info check out the cpu database on the front page. l8r
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-not sure. it would make logical sense, but there hasn't been much experience with azia chips so far.
-yes.
-you might get a few more mhz out of a 1.33ghz, but the difference is by no means big. the 1ghz chips are substabtially cheaper, so grab a 1ghz axia if you can!
good luck!
-yes.
-you might get a few more mhz out of a 1.33ghz, but the difference is by no means big. the 1ghz chips are substabtially cheaper, so grab a 1ghz axia if you can!
good luck!
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If you could possibly find an "AZIA' it may very well be a better overclocker.........reports are rare.
My 1Gig 'AXIA' first character third line a 'Y' has achieved 1.53(10*153) with not quite perfect stability...crashed running Prime 95.. but nothing else..
I'm burning -in mt processor at 2.2Vcore..temps a consistent 44C..my ambient is 10C..
Best of success,
T
My 1Gig 'AXIA' first character third line a 'Y' has achieved 1.53(10*153) with not quite perfect stability...crashed running Prime 95.. but nothing else..
I'm burning -in mt processor at 2.2Vcore..temps a consistent 44C..my ambient is 10C..
Best of success,
T
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thanks for the info...
so am i right in saying that even though i will get more speed for my money with a 1.0 AXIA, it would be better to get a 1.33 AXIA because it will reach higher clock speeds??
and another scenario:
if i were to get a 1.0 and o/c it to 1.4 and then measure its temp. and then get a 1.33 and o/c it to 1.5 and also measure temps, which would be more stable and which would run at a lower temp?? also, would the same amount of cooling be required or does the 1.33 run cooler?
so am i right in saying that even though i will get more speed for my money with a 1.0 AXIA, it would be better to get a 1.33 AXIA because it will reach higher clock speeds??
and another scenario:
if i were to get a 1.0 and o/c it to 1.4 and then measure its temp. and then get a 1.33 and o/c it to 1.5 and also measure temps, which would be more stable and which would run at a lower temp?? also, would the same amount of cooling be required or does the 1.33 run cooler?
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The 1.33 should reach a higher speed at less core voltage than a 1.0. Less core voltage means less heat. Less heat means more stable, for the same cooling.
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