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what is the highest speed anyone has gotten their tbird, xp or whatever chip to be stable at? list speed, fsb, multipler, and temps if you will....im quite curious what these new chips can do
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NeoMoses said:isn't this what the database is for?
peppy said:well i got a cheezy duron 650 at 166 fsb before and it was stable, but at 167 wouldnt even post. but i run it at 161 because i want to be on the safe side of things.
Ozzman said:dam peppy u would have saved WAY more buying a watercooling kit or doing it urself..
RangerJoe said:hey peppy, why dont you get a non-crap cpu, and then spend alot of money on cooling it
Dissolved said:
do us a favor, and make your sig smaller, We Dont need you to list every single size fan u have..
thanks
TranceBear said:
RangerJoe said:am i not allowed to post my opinion or something? i think the idea of buying a slow processor, and spending all this money on it to put 200 mhz into it is pointless, i can get my chip to 1.53 ghz with a $35 heatsink, and 3 fans, and 2 of them came with the case, and the other one is from an old computer. i guarantee the jump from 1.33 ghz to 1.53 ghz is alot more useful than 600-866 or whatever it was
RangerJoe said:hey peppy, why dont you get a non-crap cpu, and then spend alot of money on cooling it
RangerJoe said:am i not allowed to post my opinion or something? i think the idea of buying a slow processor, and spending all this money on it to put 200 mhz into it is pointless, i can get my chip to 1.53 ghz with a $35 heatsink, and 3 fans, and 2 of them came with the case, and the other one is from an old computer. i guarantee the jump from 1.33 ghz to 1.53 ghz is alot more useful than 600-866 or whatever it was