[RoadWarrior]

Welcome to:

The Noble Dojo of Ubercloxx0rs

Belts are as follows:

White = n00b
Yellow = 3 points
Green = 4 points
Blue = 5 points
Brown = 6 points
Red = 8 points
Black = 12 points

1 point for each class of CPU overclocked.
Classes are.
8088 to 386
486/586
Intel Pentium Classic to MMX
Cyrix MI to MII
AMD K5-K6
AMD K6-2 to K6-3 and pluses.
PPro, Itanium and x86 server hardware.
Intel PII
Intel PIII
Intel PIV
AMD Athlon Slot A
AMD Athlon/Duron to Thunderbird.
AMD Athlon XP to Barton.
Any non-x86 CPU

1 point for each other activity.
Northbridge cooling mod.
Video Card cooling mod.
Voltage reg cooling mod.
Motherboard volt mod.
Video Card volt mod.
Homebrew water block.
Homebrew phase change.
Pin mods or wire tricking.
Lapping a CPU.


Post which classes you claim points for with a brief sentence describing how you claim them, and you will be awarded the corresponding belt.
Provisionally, you may claim your belt title in your sig thus..
xxxxx belt Ubercloxx0r
in the color of the belt you claim.

Avatar belt images to be posted soon.

Clue: it's only a bit of fun

Sensei Road Warrior, black belt Ubercloxx0r.

[Cjwinnit]

Yay!! I'm green!

386, Celeron, AMD K6-II, Intel PIV.

Edit: the 386's PSU is destroyed thanks to my "leet" modding skills, so if anyone wants the remnants of a 40Mhz AMD 386 your'e welcome to it.

[The Coolest]

Well I had an OCed MMX 166 @188
I've had my K6-3 OCed from 400 to 450, sold it, but still runs at that speed. Also OCed a friend's K6-2 400 to 450.
OCed a Celery 766 to 862 (66 to 75MHz FSB)
OCed all my Durons/Athlons (Durons: 800, 900, 600. Tbirds: 1200, 1400)
OCed my AthlonXP 1700+ to 1700MHz (for now, had it at 2GHz and 1.73volts, for a JIUCB is nice OC). Also I had the bridges blown to give me access to higher range multies, but then I had to go back to the lower range, so I used a wire trick, so basically I either deserve 1 or 2 points for the modding, u decide.

Either way I got a brown one

[DManeKid]

im a green belt... oc'ed an mmx, tbird, xp, and did a pin/wire mod...

i was never really into buying older cpu's the mmx was just laying around so i thought i would give it a shot :P

ive got a p4 ready to oc soon (need to buy a mobo that can oc )

edit - its kinda no fair being an amd fan though those intel boys had more chips to oc O_o (recently it would seem anyway)

[RoadWarrior]

Heh, better post details of my claim.
8088-386: Definitely remember o/cing a Harris 286-20 to 25Mhz by switching the 40Mhz clock gen for a 50Mhz one, messed with some 386SXes too, think I did 16-20 and 20-33.
486-586: Lots of dx33s to 40, a dx50 to 60, dx2-66s to 80, 5x86-100 to 120.
Pentium Classic to MMX: P75 to 150!! P100 to 133, P133 to 150...
Cyrix MI to MII: PR166+ @133 o/c to 150 with cool ambients, not a real goer. PR 366 @ 250 mild O/C to 266.
AMD K5-K6: Helped a friends K5-100 to 120, K6-266 to 300 of my own.
AMD K6-2 to K6-3: 400@450, 380@400, 333@375
AMD Athlon/Duron to Thunderbird: Duron 850 @ 1050
AMD XP to Barton: Pally 1800 to 1750, TbredA 1700 to 1850.

Northbridge cooling mod: Cut&drilled a Super7 sink to fit my KT333 NB,
Vid card cooling mod: Added fan to voodoo 3, lapped AS3ed and ground bonded stock GF3 heatsinks.
Voltage reg cooling mod: Made sinks to fit regs on K7S5A and GA-7VRX, also for socket 7 boards.
Homebrew water block: Well I made one, not really claiming a point for it, since haven't tested it seriously
Pin Mods or wiretricking: numerous K6-2 wire tricks for higher multi control. In process of PII vid pin mods.
Lapping a CPU: Lapped the cyrix MI to get the 150 o/c. Tried lapping K6-2s gave up and decapped them.

So I claim 13 points and a black belt

Will get another point shortly when I get into messing with this PII I just got.

Road Warrior.

[Chris]

Im a Yellow belt:

K5-PR133 > 166
Thunderbird 900 > 1Ghz
XP 1600 > 1812Mhz

[Jeff Bolton]

yellow

first overclock was on 1.2ghz thunderbird, which i got to a max of 1367 unstable..wasn't a great oc'er but it introduced me to overclocking and still works (my dad's computer now )

pentium 4 2.26 i got up to 2.7, but it started showing SNDS symptoms so i backed it down to stock, its sitting in a box right now waiting for whatever use i have for it next. replaced it with a....

barton 2500+ oc'd to 2.2ghz (10x200), stable as all heck. most stable and constant overclock i've ever had

unfortunately none of the other activities apply to me (too bad case modding isn't one ), which makes me:

Jeff Bolton, yellow belt Ubercloxx0r!!1!1

[RoadWarrior]

Dayum I forgot, I voltmodded My GF3ti200, vcore mod and vmem mod. Could really use better cooling to make the most of them though.

So that makes 14.

Congrats to our 3 new green belt winners and our brown belt winner.

Road Warrior

edit ooops, make that 2 yellow belts 2 green belts and a brown belt, congrats!

[bubba gump]

Sadly....

One XP1600+@1900MHz (died in my sig from changing the HS to one where it relied ont he pads..lol one of my pads was missin so chip get cracked BYEBYE)
current 2100+ (JIUHB I tink...)@1600MHz (200X8) I go for FSB baby
Vid Card cooling mod - well, it is technically a mod coz I changed it form the stock HS on my ti4200 to a Zalman HP

So yay, at least I'm not a white belt (3 points, yellow belt)

Fold and Frag on
Brian

[The Coolest]

Doh, I too forgot that I did change the stock cooling on one ATi card I had and a TNT2 Pro, put a P-120 HSF on it, OCed great. guess that gives me another point and makes me have
a Red Belt

[deathstar13]

Belts are as follows:

White = n00b
Yellow = 3 points
Green = 4 points
Blue = 5 points
Brown = 6 points
Red = 8 points
Black = 12 points

1 point for each class of CPU overclocked.
Classes are.
8088 to 386
486/586
Intel Pentium Classic to MMX p90@133
Cyrix MI to MII
AMD K5-K6
AMD K6-2 to K6-3 and pluses.
PPro, Itanium and x86 server hardware.
Intel PII
Intel PIII
Intel PIV
AMD Athlon Slot A 650@850
AMD Athlon/Duron to Thunderbird. 1ghz@1333
AMD Athlon XP to Barton. +1600pali@1850,+2700B@2650,+2200A@2ghz,+1700B@2.5g hz,
Any non-x86 CPU

1 point for each other activity.
Northbridge cooling mod. 8rda
Video Card cooling mod. 9700np
Voltage reg cooling mod. 8rda,nf7-s
Motherboard volt mod. 8rda-vdd
Video Card volt mod.
Homebrew water block.
Homebrew phase change. refer h20
Pin mods or wire tricking. +1700
Lapping a CPU.


10 points for red belt.
should seperate the xp cpu section. palamino,tbred,barton cpu's as each are differant and need special tricks on each.

[NeoGeo]

486/586 --486 DX2 66 @ 80/83? I foget if it was 80 or 83 (1)
Intel Pentium Classic to MMX --Pentium 75 @ 120 (1)
Cyrix MI to MII --Cyrix/IBM 6x686L(M1?) 133(PR166+) @ 150 (1)
AMD K6-2 to K6-3 and pluses --K6-2 266 @ 300 (1)
Intel PIII --PIII 550 @ 567 (stupid Dell mobo) (1)
Intel PIV --PIV 3.2c @ 4.01GHz (1)
AMD Athlon Slot A --Athlon 750 @ 833 (1)
AMD Athlon/Duron to Thunderbird --Thunderbird 1.4GHz @ 1.67GHz (1)
AMD Athlon XP to Barton --XP 2100 @ 2.7 GHz (1)
AMD 64Bit overclock --Friend's Athlon64 3000+ @ 2.2GHz (1)
Any non-x86 CPU --Friend's PowerBook G450 @ G500! (1)

1 point for each other activity:
Northbridge cooling mod. (1) - MicroCool on 8rda
Video Card cooling mod. (1) - Swiftech MCW50 H20
Voltage reg cooling mod. (1) - 8rda and IC7
Motherboard volt mod. (1) - on EpoX 8kha+
Video Card volt mod. (1) - on Gainward GF3
Homebrew phase change. (1) - homemade refridgerated water chiller
Pin mods or wire tricking. (1) - on Celeron 1.2 Tualatin
Lapping a CPU. (1) - only when needed
Soft Mod. (1) - Rivatuner'd 9500-->9700 & Lite-On firmware'd 40x-->48x cdrw

20 points total. That'll be one black belt please Haha, this was a fun trip down memory lane!

Maybe in another thread we can do Uberscewups? I know I've messed up some expensive new hardwares in my day...I still do occasionally

[RoadWarrior]

Hmmm, adding some categories and clearing some issues.

Score 1 point for.
Case cooling mods: i.e. blowholes, Hoot chutes etc. That you actually had to cut metal for, or construct.
PSU mods: for voltage stability or cooling.
Soft Modding: Either upgrading a vid card by soft mod or overclocking an optical drive with a soft mod.
AMD 64Bit overclock:
Intel 64bit overclock:
Dually overclock: any dually or SMP overclock.
Laptop overclock: any laptop overclock.

I'm not splitting up the XPs because I don't think there is a significant enough difference in the approach to overclocking bartons compared to palominos. To be "fair" on that I'd have to seperate every CPU category i.e. coppermines from tualatins, chompers from CXTs, P5 from P54 and P55C, and there's at least three in each even if they are just die shrinks. And if I do THAT I'll want to double up the points for each belt, so it probably won't get you further

Celerons 533 and below qualify as PII, 566 and above qualify as PIII, 1.5 and above qualify as P4. Via C3s -1 for buying one Thorton/Applebred Durons belong in the XP category, hmmm, morgans should do as well. Bridge mods to be claimed in the pin mod/wiretricking category. Bongs/Water towers can be claimed under homebrew phase change.

Congrats to TheCoolest and deathstar13 on the red belts and lets have a big BOOYAH! for NeoGeo for the black belt, well done!

[Arkaine23]

Black belt

Pentium w/MMX (1)
K6-2 (1)
Duron-Tbird (more than 5)
Athlon XP's (more than 15)
Northbridge mod (more than 5)
Volt Reg mod (2- 8rda and A7N8X)
Vid card cooling mod (more than 5)
Vid card volt mod (1- 8500 and it died less than a week later)
Mobo volt mod (1- 8rda and it did not live very long afterwards)
Case mods- cut a window, cut a 92mm blowhole, remove normal grill for front and rear fans on several cases, Digidoc blue/red LED mod to LCD (now that is just trick)
PSU mods- added 60mm fans to 2 PSU's for cooling
softmods- 40x lite-on @ 48x via firmware, GF2TI @ Quadro 2 pro via softmod, 9700pro to 9800pro softmod

= 13


How about unlocking the ever tricky palominos via bridge-painting? For many, that was quite a challenge. I've connected more than 50 bridges with defogger paint!

[The Coolest]

well, let me have another point, as I have a case w/ 2 blow holes


oh btw, b4 u freak out, that's my secondary PC , the main machine looks a bit better

9 point

stupid case design made me hang the PSU outside the case to allow an air duct.
All pics of both PCs: Here.

[Cjwinnit]

Originally posted by RoadWarrior
Score 1 point for.
Case cooling mods: i.e. blowholes, Hoot chutes etc. That you actually had to cut metal for, or construct.
PSU mods: for voltage stability or cooling.
Soft Modding: Either upgrading a vid card by soft mod or overclocking an optical drive with a soft mod.
AMD 64Bit overclock:
Intel 64bit overclock:
Dually overclock: any dually or SMP overclock.
Laptop overclock: any laptop overclock.

Oh yay, i've done a PSU mod and I have a 50mm blowhole, go me

[Penguin4x4]

1 point! (Celeron Coppermine 1.0 running @ 1100, )

[NeoGeo]

Originally posted by RoadWarrior
Hmmm, adding some categories and clearing some issues.

Score 1 point for.
Case cooling mods: i.e. blowholes, Hoot chutes etc. That you actually had to cut metal for, or construct.
PSU mods: for voltage stability or cooling.
Soft Modding: Either upgrading a vid card by soft mod or overclocking an optical drive with a soft mod.

Celerons 533 and below qualify as PII. Bongs/Water towers can be claimed under homebrew phase change.

Ok then add:

1pt -- for an intake/blowhole
1pt -- for PSU mod, changed fan and cut the ugly built in grille for unrestricted air flow
1pt -- for the waterchiller using phasechange
1pt -- for softmodding/firmwaremodding a Lite-On 24x CDRW into a 32x
1pt -- for Celeron 533 oc'd to 624

so that's 22pts total Anbody oc'ing 386s, dualies, or 64bit cpus should score more than that.

[deathstar13]

Case cooling mods: cut a blowhole on top of a case to run 2x120mm fans on my rad.
PSU mods: did a dually paralell 2x250wt sparkle psu mod.
Soft Modding: modded a 9700np to a 9700pro bios and 9800pro drivers.

+3 points
+10 points i had ,13 total woohoooo im a BLACK BELT now baby!

hmmm is kinda destined since my name is deathstar13
i better stop ocing or ill have to bug a mod to change my name to deathstar14 with another mod/oc lol

[Aslan]

Hmm.......let's see
Pentium MMX 233 @ 225 (75 x 3) and 266 (66 x 4) (1)
Celeron 333 @ 500 @ 2.3v didn't work that great, held it at 375 in the end (1)
Dual Celeron 400 @ 597 @ 2.1v (on an Abit BP6, ****ed me off to no end, wouldn't hit 600 regardless of voltage, temps never exceeded 45 C (1)
Athlon XP 1700+ @ 1800mhz (booted @ 2400, not stable at all, need better cooling ) (1)
This next one is a bit bogus, but made own retaining clips to mount a 92mm fan onto an SK7.........

so 4 or 5, depending on how it goes

[JigPu]

My results:

OVERCLOCKING
Pentium 90 -> 133 (not anymore... in different board since it has the division bug)
Pentium 100 -> 133 (currently running 24/7 with Win95)
Palomino XP1800 -> XP2000 (not anymore... RAM no longer OCs... RIP)

Video Cards
Video Card "Staple Mod" (memory cooling via staples... Radeon 8500)
Video Card Volt Mod (Currently dead from the voltmod though Radeon 8500)
Softmod (Radeon 9500np -> Radeon 9700 @ 385/303)

Case / PSU Mods
Case Cooling Mod (cut the fan grill to increase airflow. cut fingers from missing fan grill )
Case Cooling Mod (makeshift cardboard HSF duct for better temps)
PSU Mod (modded in an extra molex conector (was going to add 2) to hook up a 2nd HD. Claiming under "voltage")
PSU Mod / Case Cooling Mod (replaced the powersupply fan in my Gateway... claiming 1 point since it's a combo of both)


TOTAL
10 Points! RED BELT!

If it wern't for the added categories though, I'd only be at 5 points with the Blue belt. Thank goodness for the new categories

JigPu

[Supertrucker]

p1 75@90 p1 133@200 p1 166mmx@180 1 pnt
cyrix pr333@300(i think, damn 83fsb stock) 1 pnt
amd k6-2 350@400 amd k6-2 533@550 1 pnt
cely400@500 p2 266@300 1 pnt
p3 850@952 slot1 1 pnt
duron800@950 tbird 800@1k tbird 1400@1500 1 pnt
tbreda 1466@1900 tbredb 1466@2042 tbredb1733@2340 barton1833@ 2.2k 1 pnt
northbridge cooling mod ~ removing stock sink, lapping, adding fan and as3 1 pnt
vid card cooling mod ~ chopped slot 1 sink for 8500 (ram and gpu) socket7 hsf for gf4mx420, same for gf2mx400 1 pnt
voltage reg cooling ~ 10cent bga ramsinks 1 pnt
motherboard volt mod~ msi kt3 ultra2 added .07vcore and potentiometer mod on asus overvolt jumper 1 pnt
pin mods or wire wraps ~ pim mod for higher vcore on barton 1833 1 pnt
lapping a cpu ~ celeron 400 mendocino slot 1 pnt

that makes 13 i think

[filip04]

im not counting my points, too lazy...

oc'd a tbred, and a p4... northbridge cooling, motherboard volt mod, case blowhole, 2 fans in my power supply (120mm and 80mm) as well as a clear cover on it.... oh yeah, and a homemade rheostat... that's gotta count for some points

blue or brown for me

[Rezin777]

1 Duron 800 @ 1000
1 1700+ @ 2300
1 Socket 7 cooler on 8RDA+ NB
1 Crystal Orb on GF3
1 Lapping anything I can get hands on (gc68/sk-7/gpu core)
1 Cutting out restrictive fan grills

6 Brown belt

[Oklahoma Wolf]

Here's my stats:

486 DX4 100@133 (don't remember if that worked)
Pentium 90@100
Pentium 120@133
K6 233@250
K6-2 300@400
K6-2 400@504
Duron Spitfire 700@900
Duron Morgan 1.3@1.43

I've also done cooling mods to voltage regs. Tried to get my old AMD 386 SX 33 working at 40 but didn't work.

I think that adds up to seven points, assuming the Morgan could be counted as an XP class CPU.

[Mr. $T$]

Cyrix 66MHz, PII 300 @ 333MHz, K6-2 475 @ 500MHz, PIII 667@ 830MHz & Dual 800EB @ 900MHz & 866 @ 1080MHz, T-Bird 1.2 @ 1.4 & T-Bird 1.4 @ 1.64, 1600+ @ 1.6 & 1600+ @ 1.8 & 1700+ @ 2.3 & 2100+ @ 1.88.

MSI KT3-Ultra2 Volt Mod,
Zalman Northbridge Cooler
PNY TI4400 Cooling Mod, Ram Sinks & K6-2 Heatsink & Delta 60mm
Pin Moded a Tualatin, it worked for a little bit then died.


10 Points so I am a Red Belt.

We should get an extra point for overclocking a Dual

[stoopid]

Originally posted by RoadWarrior
Welcome to:

The Noble Dojo of Ubercloxx0rs

Belts are as follows:

White = n00b
Yellow = 3 points
Green = 4 points
Blue = 5 points
Brown = 6 points
Red = 8 points
Black = 12 points

486/586
Intel Pentium Classic to MMX
Intel PIII
AMD Athlon Slot A
AMD Athlon/Duron to Thunderbird.
AMD Athlon XP to Barton.
Video Card cooling mod.
Pin mods or wire tricking.

Total = 8

[nealric]

Black belt ninja here!

My points:
PI 100-133
Celeron 400-450 (laptop)
AMD Duron 1.2-1.6
AMD Athlon 1.4-1.6
AMD Athlon XP (current)
AMD K6/2 450mhz-600mhz
Zilog z-80 (ti85 calculator) 5mhz-10mhz (unstable, but it graphs really fast )
Northbridge Cooling
GPU cooling mod- chilled water, ramsinks
Home made phase change block- I think that counts as a home made water block- you could put water in it
Pally unlock (I think that counts for pin mods/wire tricking)
homebrew phase change (my chiller setup, and helping a friend on a scratch direct die)
Lapped a k6/2

13

[Sterculus]

Alright lets see here...
Overclocked CPUs:
Pentium MMX
K6-2
PII
PIII
PIV
Athlon Thunderbird
Athlon XP
=7 pts

Northbridge cooling mod.
Video Card cooling mod.
Voltage reg cooling mod.
= 10 pts

Case cooling mod
PSU cooling mod
= 12 pts

Ubercloxx0r

[shiyan]

I claim to be a Red belt with 9 points.

Intel PIV 1.6A to 2.6Ghz, 2.26B to 3.1Ghz
Duron or Thunderbird. Thunderbird 1.4 to 1.6Ghz, Morgan 1G to 1.3Ghz
AMD Athlon XP to Barton. Palomino 1800+ to 1867Mhz, Palomino 2000+ to 1850Mhz, Tbred 2400+ to 2.3Ghz (so far)

Northbridge cooling mod. waterblock
Video Card cooling mod. peltier+waterblock, waterblock, Icicle 1U, various ramsinks
Video Card volt mod. on 8500LE and 8500 using pencil trick
Pin mods or wire tricking. voltage increase for P4

Case cooling mod: drilled out front grill, cut a side panel blow hole
PSU mod: several changes of fans, and cutting of openings.