Socket 754 A64s

Adaman · Feb 25, 2005

Anything interesting happen to the Socket 754 A64s? Any of the newer ones OC real high or anything? Just wondering. Last i saw highest stable OC for a 754 A64 3000 was about 2.6.

Quailane · Feb 25, 2005

The 90nm socket 939's really blow away the 130nm socket 754's in terms of overclocking. One thing to note is the new 90nm semprons for socket 754, of which I have one that arrived yesterday. I would tell you how well it overclocks besides the fact that the motherboard hasn't arrived yet. It is on a local fedex truck for delivery, so I am hoping to get it today.

Gautam · Feb 25, 2005

The Oakville apparantly hit OEM laptops a few months ago. One person here mentioned coming across one. 35W, Socket 754, 90nm fab process.

If you're looking for an upgrade, one of the newer mobile or mobile DTR chips are the way to go, these hit 2.6-2.7GHz fairly easily and have 1mb l2 cache.

The Coolest · Feb 25, 2005

If you go for a chip with no IHS, you should really read this article: http://www.overclockers.com/tips1197

Adaman · Feb 25, 2005

Gautam said:
The Oakville apparantly hit OEM laptops a few months ago. One person here mentioned coming across one. 35W, Socket 754, 90nm fab process.

If you're looking for an upgrade, one of the newer mobile or mobile DTR chips are the way to go, these hit 2.6-2.7GHz fairly easily and have 1mb l2 cache.

Are those socket 754? That's mainly what i'm looking for, just to upgrade my current CPU. My Mobo only supports 754. I don't have a laptop either if that matters

The Coolest · Feb 25, 2005

All mobiles/DTRs and semrons are s754.
If u decide on a mobile/DTR read this: http://www.overclockers.com/tips1197

Adaman · Feb 25, 2005

That article has been posed twice now and i fail to see how it's related, beside the fact it's an A64, what am i missing?

Anyways, i guess i know what i need to know now. I've got my eye set on the DTR. Should i be able to OC the 3000 DTR pretty high? I've had bad luck overclocking in the past.

Adaman · Feb 27, 2005

Where's a good place to buy these? Newegg is sold out.

Adaman · Feb 27, 2005

None on ebay either, anyone know? =/

jcw122 · Feb 27, 2005

one post i just saw today stated someone had an OC from a 1.8 newcastle up to 2.5ghz going 1.6vcore on stock HS/F...pretty damn nice...it was edition .6 whatever that is (right beside the name of the CPU in the HCPUID shot)

Moto7451 · Feb 27, 2005

Mobiles & DTR Mobiles don't have Integrated Heat Spreaders. Thats why that article is important

.

stang8118 · Feb 27, 2005

Check out my sig for my 2800 Newcastle OC... not to bad on air. Gonna have a full h20 setup in about a month (buying stuff slowly) and i am sure i can hit 310FSB with this thing.

Gautam · Feb 27, 2005

eWiz has them, seems to have an excellent resellerrating as well.

deception`` · Feb 27, 2005

The DTR/Mobile processors are great buys due to the low wattage and 1MB cache. However, the upcoming 90nm chips are rated at 25 and 35w, and should provide greater scalability than current mobile products. If you can bear your current system for a while longer, I'd hold out for one of those.

deception``

Adaman · Feb 28, 2005

deception`` said:
The DTR/Mobile processors are great buys due to the low wattage and 1MB cache. However, the upcoming 90nm chips are rated at 25 and 35w, and should provide greater scalability than current mobile products. If you can bear your current system for a while longer, I'd hold out for one of those.

deception``

Will those be socket 754?

I understand about the heat spreaders now, thanks.

deception`` · Feb 28, 2005

Adaman said:
Will those be socket 754?

Currently, all mobile products are s754. So you're answer is a sound yes.

deception``

spazzmattah · Feb 28, 2005

deception`` said:
The DTR/Mobile processors are great buys due to the low wattage and 1MB cache. However, the upcoming 90nm chips are rated at 25 and 35w, and should provide greater scalability than current mobile products. If you can bear your current system for a while longer, I'd hold out for one of those.

deception``

I'm waiting for those as well, when are they coming out? 25W? :drool:

deception`` · Feb 28, 2005

spazzmattah said:
I'm waiting for those as well, when are they coming out? 25W?

Not sure at the moment. I'd say a couple of months is a good estimate. I'm looking to test these as well.

deception``

Adaman · Feb 28, 2005

Alright, i won't lie, i don't know what 25w or 35w means exactly

, i'd appreciate an explanation if someone were to post or link me to some info.

Think they will be pretty costly when they are released?

Camacho111 · Feb 28, 2005

stang8118 said:
Check out my sig for my 2800 Newcastle OC... not to bad on air. Gonna have a full h20 setup in about a month (buying stuff slowly) and i am sure i can hit 310FSB with this thing.

what are the RAM timings?

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