Hmmm, totally intentional 190MHz fsb:D The ST6 rocks once again.

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Hehe. Do the math, it is a 48MHz pci speed. CPU PIII 1.2GHz tualatin running @ ~20 deg. C. Water chilled. vcore 1.8v.

 

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Here is my cel-t 1.2GHz @ 1.77GHz. Water chilled to 20 deg. C. Nice lil OC. I may keep it this way now.

 

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thats a sweet overclock...

it too bad we can't unlock those intels...
damm

 

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Here.....

 

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Is that the retail PIII 1.2 GHz Tualatin 256K chip you offered to trade me for my 1.3 GHz Tualatin Celeron engineering sample?

 

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How bout some benchies?

 

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Is that the retail PIII 1.2 GHz Tualatin 256K chip you offered to trade me for my 1.3 GHz Tualatin Celeron engineering sample?

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Yep!

 

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New stats. Water now at 10 deg. C.

 

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How did you get a 9x mulitplier in the first one?

 

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more..

 

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How did you get a 9x mulitplier in the first one?

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It is a 1.2GHz tualatin PIII

more....

 

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how'd you get the Multiplier from 9 to 12 ?

 

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how'd you get the Multiplier from 9 to 12 ?

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the first shot is of a PIII-S with a default fsb of 133 the rest of a Celly 1.2 with default 100fsb....thats the difference...

 

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sweet OC...but a 48 PCI bus...that HDD wont very last long

 

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sweet OC...but a 48 PCI bus...that HDD wont very last long

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yeah, no joke. What HDD are you using?!?!

 

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yeah, no joke. What HDD are you using?!?!

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I believe its a Seagate drive.

 

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Seagate fluid drive! 80gb.

 

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Did a wcpuid at 1804MHz now. I believe when I am done with this project I am going to have the fastest cel-t and PIII tualatin in the data base here. Every 5 deg. C drop helps me hit 12 more MHz. Thing is I have about 30 deg. C to go. I could probably hit 1850 with this setup.