For those who want to run the upcoming 333FBS processors, here is some info: http://www.hardwarezone.com/articles/articles.hwz?cid=6&aid=504&page=1
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Xp333-r & Ddr400
- Thread starter IRONMAN
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Man does this make me happy. I'v been considering selling my XP333-R and going with a faster P4 or one of the faster/newer Athlon cores when they are released... This board may have some life in it yet 
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Thats cool.
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WOW! You guys really crank your systems up there!!! I am a noob in overclocking. I have read a bunch of tutorial at overclockers.com and I was wondering if you guys could give me some tips on what I could do to tweak my system. Here it is:
Athlon XP 1800+ (not unlocked yet)
Iwill XP333-R ver2.1 (updated BIOS chip)
256mb DDR PC2100 (will be 1gig PC2100 soon)
GeForce2 Ti 64mb DDR
30.0 GB 7200 RPM Western Digital
Anyhow, I have constructed a water cooling system that should be more than than strong enough for some basic overclocking (it is a dual stage spiral with radiators out of a de-humidifier). My objective is not to try to boost my megahert speed way up but to boost my FSB up higher like up to 166+. I know that there are alot of probs associated with overclocking so I figured it would be best if I talked with you guys first. Thanks alot for any help!
Athlon XP 1800+ (not unlocked yet)
Iwill XP333-R ver2.1 (updated BIOS chip)
256mb DDR PC2100 (will be 1gig PC2100 soon)
GeForce2 Ti 64mb DDR
30.0 GB 7200 RPM Western Digital
Anyhow, I have constructed a water cooling system that should be more than than strong enough for some basic overclocking (it is a dual stage spiral with radiators out of a de-humidifier). My objective is not to try to boost my megahert speed way up but to boost my FSB up higher like up to 166+. I know that there are alot of probs associated with overclocking so I figured it would be best if I talked with you guys first. Thanks alot for any help!
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- Western Pa.
Unlock the XP1800, I have run mine at 196.8 X8.5 for the last 7 months without bsod's or data corruption.
XP333-R 4/11
XP1800 unlocked 196.8 X8.5
Water cooled- 36c Loaded
2-256meg OCZ PC2700 Rev3 @ 3.04v
2- 40gig WD ATA100's
Aopen GF3Ti200
Optorite 40x12x40
Kenwood True-X 72
Linksys 10-100
XP333-R 4/11
XP1800 unlocked 196.8 X8.5
Water cooled- 36c Loaded
2-256meg OCZ PC2700 Rev3 @ 3.04v
2- 40gig WD ATA100's
Aopen GF3Ti200
Optorite 40x12x40
Kenwood True-X 72
Linksys 10-100
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Howd you get your vcore up over 3.0, volt mod? Also, my memory is really crappy and is also only 2100.
Your on the Iwill tech forums right? I think you have helped me with stuff before, specifically a BIOS problem that I had.
Your on the Iwill tech forums right? I think you have helped me with stuff before, specifically a BIOS problem that I had.
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You need a 1 K ohm 1/2 watt resister to perform the 3.04 vmem mod.
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Dram/Cas Select- Auto
Dram Performance- Auto
Dram read Enhance- Enabled
Dram WBUF Flush- Enabled
Ram BIU Output Bypass Mode- Enabled
AT Bus Clock- 7.16
System Bios Cacheable- Enabled
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Spread Spectrum- Disabled
CPU Clock- *
CPU Clock Ratio- 8.5
CPU Vcore Setting- 1.75
PCI Clock Divider- /6
* Because of the stepping in bios, I use a software FSB speed setting program to make really fine adjustments to clock frequency ( SetFSBU_XP333 )
Dram Performance- Auto
Dram read Enhance- Enabled
Dram WBUF Flush- Enabled
Ram BIU Output Bypass Mode- Enabled
AT Bus Clock- 7.16
System Bios Cacheable- Enabled
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Spread Spectrum- Disabled
CPU Clock- *
CPU Clock Ratio- 8.5
CPU Vcore Setting- 1.75
PCI Clock Divider- /6
* Because of the stepping in bios, I use a software FSB speed setting program to make really fine adjustments to clock frequency ( SetFSBU_XP333 )
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Hey bETAbILLY, where did you get the program from? Also, do you have anylinks to pics of yoru water cooled rig?
BTW, welcome to the forums.
BTW, welcome to the forums.
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Here they are:
\http://www.maximumoc.com/setfsb.html
\http://home.attbi.com/~alseb1/wsb/h...D-16138-Publish-t-makestatic-true-skip-5.html
* the system photos are the first, since then I cleaned up the install and replaced the pvc tubing with Tygon R3603. I'll post a couple more pics after I get the 120mm fan installed.
\http://www.maximumoc.com/setfsb.html
\http://home.attbi.com/~alseb1/wsb/h...D-16138-Publish-t-makestatic-true-skip-5.html
* the system photos are the first, since then I cleaned up the install and replaced the pvc tubing with Tygon R3603. I'll post a couple more pics after I get the 120mm fan installed.
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Nice setup, but that is a pretty bad kink in yoru tubing. Is it still there?
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Nope, but the kink was in the filler/bleed tube. Its gone now along with all previous evidence of haste. Nice quiet setup, ran it for a while without the radiator fan, still worked somewhat on negative air pressure in the case. I have a 120mm fan on the way, should have it installed by the 21st. Should be more efficient that the 92mm.
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My systme has change alot since these pics, but take a look
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=128132&highlight=finally+water
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=128132&highlight=finally+water
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Gee, someone's Chevette is missing a heater! Ok, but isnt the triple fan setup a bit loud?
At first, I was thinking about putting my radiator in a spare drive bay but being a dumbass, I have to pack two optical drives and two hard drives in this already crowded Antec mid tower.....
Best and cheapest addition was a 12v coil relay from Radio Shack.
My 120mm fan is expected on Thursday, I already built a new shroud for it.
At first, I was thinking about putting my radiator in a spare drive bay but being a dumbass, I have to pack two optical drives and two hard drives in this already crowded Antec mid tower.....
Best and cheapest addition was a 12v coil relay from Radio Shack.
My 120mm fan is expected on Thursday, I already built a new shroud for it.
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Nah, not loud at all. No were near as loud as the Air setup I had before.
BTW, it isn't a Chev Heatercore, it is a modified Buick Century Heatercore. The Chevette core is too wide to fit in my drive bay
http://www.heatercore4u.com/2-378.htm
BTW, it isn't a Chev Heatercore, it is a modified Buick Century Heatercore. The Chevette core is too wide to fit in my drive bay
http://www.heatercore4u.com/2-378.htm
