Call me crazy (c2-633@1045)

[EXC]DDan

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just wanted to see what this chip really could do and was counting on it to give in cause i need a reason to buy a faster chip/computer

now it runs at 1045MHz at 2.40V, temps ar still reasonable, and perfomance has increased quite a bit, it's a sweet chip

(check siggy for specs)

call me crazy

 

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You're crazy!!

At first I was just going to tell you yer crazy because you asked for it and to be funny, but then I see you have that CPU at 2.4 volts.

YOU ARE CRAZY!!



nice overclock there, man!

 

ol' man

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I don't feel so guilty now for having my tualatin at 1.85v now I am afraid though that 2.4v would blow this little sucker.

 

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lol... YEa the 533 and the 633 are really good chips to overclock.. I've seen it 85% overclocked to 1.1gig

and the 533 was 100% overclocked..

 

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btw is there any way i can find out how much heat it produces at this speed/voltage... radiate only goes up to 2.10V for this chip

 

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[EXC]DDan said:

btw is there any way i can find out how much heat it produces at this speed/voltage... radiate only goes up to 2.10V for this chip

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Not really understanding your posts..

I believe you have your temperatures in your heat..

All you need to know is your current overclocked temperatures.

 

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just wondering how much heat (in watts ) this thing produces, thats what Radiate is for, isn't it?

 

funnyperson1

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yeah, thats what radiate is for, i has seen a website that did the same thing though...

 

radadman

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And I thought I was crazy for running a 700e at 2.2 volts. Even crazier was the fact I was shooting water directly at the die. But I do have to say that yes "YOU ARE CRAZY!"

 

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Don't expect that thing to last too long its almost 1volt over spec.

 

6502kid

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You so crazy.

 

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hmmm... let me give u this advice..
i had mine running @ 988 (104fsb) @ 2.3 for a week or so... then it fried.. and my load temp was 47*C..
so i really mean this, u want it to last.. dont go over 2.1v .. its fun until it doesnt work anymore

 

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well the plan was to run it at this speed for a few sec, then i expected it to die, to give me a reason to buy a cellie 900 to play around with until P4 northwood comes out... but it just won't die!!

why does intel make chips this good?

hey lol, whats this --> hehe