Another proud owner of a 1700XP DLT3C

mata2974

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• Feb 1, 2004

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This is old news I know but I have got to say this is a wonder chip guys, if you have it you can go and go like a bunny rabbit. It likes high voltages too, I am just afraid to go too much above 2.1v. When I booted at 2714MHz I said this is enough I wont go any further, but my hands are itching to go further. Its all stable at ecxaclty 2701mhz.
The exact stepping is AXDA1700 DLT3C....JUIHB0310WPMW

 

crimedog

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• Feb 1, 2004

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Nice! that's almost exaclty the chip i'm getting, i'm not sure if it's a WPMW though.

 

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mata2974

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• Feb 1, 2004

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I have another 1700TB with these steppings
AXDA1700 DLT3C....JUIHB0310XPMW and this one is stable only up to 2550mhz with the exact settings I have, does not like high voltage, wont even boot at 2600mhz without sirens and reboots...so I dont know whats special about
.....WPMW...if at all there is something...strange.

 

ChillPhatCat

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• Feb 1, 2004

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IMO if you get to 2.5 on a 1700+ you're doing something right... don't you find a 1080 MHz overclock just the least bit satisfying? I've got a JUIHB0310UMPW sitting on my desk and it won't do over 2.3GHz stable without 2+V.

 

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Gautam

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• Feb 1, 2004

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Whoa... it took me so much more to get 2.7 out of my processor. I didn't think that my 2.6GHz would ever feel disappointing, but what do you know... Awesome overclock, you lucky----

 

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mata2974

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• Feb 1, 2004

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I've got a JUIHB0310UMPW sitting on my desk and it won't do over 2.3GHz stable without 2+V.

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is that on air? if its on water then something is definately holding it back??

 

neop

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• Feb 1, 2004

• #7

this is insane

 

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mata2974

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• Feb 4, 2004

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bump

 

matrixzen

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• Feb 4, 2004

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This is one sweet overclock. I know those CPUs you have with that week overclock the best.

 

Steven4563

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• Feb 4, 2004

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i think ive ruined my 1700+ swapped it over to test g/fs 2200+ and now i cant get it back to what my sig says

 

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rs600cubed

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• Feb 4, 2004

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I have the same cpu, but my ram wont let me hit near that.

 

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Gautam

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• Feb 4, 2004

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Just took a closer look and figured out that one of the reasons your overclock is so far above the norm is your cooling. You've got two rads in serial along with an MCW5002 along with a very powerful pump. A far better than average watercooling loop. At only a 41C load, its not too surprising that you get that far. I fall about 50MHz short of you at the same temps. Just an observation; never underestimate the importance of good cooling. It's what makes or breaks an overclock.

 

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mata2974

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• Feb 4, 2004

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This chip is not for sale guys, sorry. My crazy setup looks like this