2600+ or 2500+ barton

LilBuddy · 05-29-03, 02:07 PM

2600+ or 2500+ barton? which would be faster.

can you oveclock the 2600 very much, but you can overclock the barton a lot more right?

R4z0r4mu5 Pr|m3 · 05-29-03, 02:10 PM

barton

timmyqwest · 05-29-03, 03:34 PM

barton, not just for the extra cache...but for the extra cache and the ever improving overclockability of them

bafbrian · 05-29-03, 05:49 PM

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Originally posted by timmyqwest
barton, not just for the extra cache...but for the extra cache and the ever improving overclockability of them

That is really on the money.

You should be able to get about 2.2 - 2.4(maybe) outta a Barton 2500.

In my gaming rig, I have mine at 2.25.

donny_paycheck · 05-29-03, 05:57 PM

Barton again, for the same reasons. They overclock very well because their increased die size means lower power density, which translates into greater thermal stability.

Their performance gain from L2 cache doubling is about 3% per mhz.

tweaker · 05-29-03, 06:07 PM

barton.... The stepping i have in my sig,and donnys as well seems to be very nice ocerclockers...

radman

Braindonor · 05-29-03, 07:02 PM

Very glad I ran into this thread. I was going to be asking the same question, whether I should get the 2500+ Barton or the 2600+ now I think my mind is made up thanks!

Pla · 05-29-03, 09:24 PM

Barton!

See sig...

timmyqwest · 05-29-03, 09:42 PM

I know this may be a no no but the barton in my sig does not overvolt due to a small accident with my ram...it runs stock 100% stable, i ran p95 and folded for 3 days with no issues. Anyways it's for sale

*note* it may be my mobo, i'm getting a 1700 via ups tomorrow to test it...if my barton is fine and it's my mobo then i guess i have a DLT3C for sale.

If this offends the moderators just...delete it, and smite me for my mistake

**EDIT** please dont hijack this thread either...if you have anything to say send me a PM or I will delete it

tweaker · 05-30-03, 12:56 AM

I have to agree with my dude Rad Man (he uses tweaker's space too) Barton rules...... I have had the most thrills and chills with this product and would recommend to all for playtime! lol
cya all later...

Mustanley · 05-30-03, 08:48 AM

I'm with the Barton fanatics

modenaf1 · 05-30-03, 08:50 AM

barton!!! the barton can get about the ghx wise o/c as the 2600, but, a barton @ 2.3 is much better than a tbred at 2.3

05-29-03, 02:07 PM	Thread Starter #1
LilBuddy Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Irving, Tx	2600+ or 2500+ barton 2600+ or 2500+ barton? which would be faster. can you oveclock the 2600 very much, but you can overclock the barton a lot more right?
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R4z0r4mu5 Pr\|m3 Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: New York	barton
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timmyqwest Disabled Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: illinois	barton, not just for the extra cache...but for the extra cache and the ever improving overclockability of them
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05-29-03, 05:57 PM	#5
donny_paycheck Inactive Super Quad Mod Join Date: Oct 2001	Barton again, for the same reasons. They overclock very well because their increased die size means lower power density, which translates into greater thermal stability. Their performance gain from L2 cache doubling is about 3% per mhz. __________________ Core i7 920 @ 4 GHz, 1.35v Corsair Nautilus 500 w/DD BIX radiator swap & Apogee GTX Asus P6T 6GB Corsair Dominator XFX GeForce GTX 285 WD Raptor 150GB / Hitachi 1TB Antec P182 / PCP&C Silencer 750 Samsung 2232GW Sic vis pacem, para bellum.
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tweaker Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: ohio	barton.... The stepping i have in my sig,and donnys as well seems to be very nice ocerclockers... radman
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05-29-03, 07:02 PM	#7
Braindonor Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: New York	Very glad I ran into this thread. I was going to be asking the same question, whether I should get the 2500+ Barton or the 2600+ now I think my mind is made up thanks!
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05-29-03, 09:24 PM	#8
Pla Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: San Francisco, CA	Barton! See sig...
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05-29-03, 09:42 PM	#9
timmyqwest Disabled Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: illinois	I know this may be a no no but the barton in my sig does not overvolt due to a small accident with my ram...it runs stock 100% stable, i ran p95 and folded for 3 days with no issues. Anyways it's for sale note it may be my mobo, i'm getting a 1700 via ups tomorrow to test it...if my barton is fine and it's my mobo then i guess i have a DLT3C for sale. If this offends the moderators just...delete it, and smite me for my mistake EDIT please dont hijack this thread either...if you have anything to say send me a PM or I will delete it Last edited by timmyqwest; 05-29-03 at 09:50 PM.
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05-30-03, 12:56 AM	#10
tweaker Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: ohio	I have to agree with my dude Rad Man (he uses tweaker's space too) Barton rules...... I have had the most thrills and chills with this product and would recommend to all for playtime! lol cya all later...
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05-30-03, 08:48 AM	#11
Mustanley Join Date: May 2003 Location: Asheville, NC (Blue Ridge Mtns)	I'm with the Barton fanatics __________________ Q9550 on P5Q-Deluxe(460x8.5=3910MHz), 4x2GB GSkill 1066, 750GB WD Black HD, GTX285(702,1512,2592), Blu-ray, Silverstone OP650, Samsung 1080P 50" Plasma + Dell 2408WFP, MX1000 laser mouse, Saitek backlit keyboard, P182, Xigmatek S1283 Black Knight
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05-30-03, 08:50 AM	#12
modenaf1 Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: the terran system	barton!!! the barton can get about the ghx wise o/c as the 2600, but, a barton @ 2.3 is much better than a tbred at 2.3
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