AM2 OC'ing results (3.3ghz on air)

[]-[itman]

http://www.amdzone.com/modules.php?...&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=256&page=12

Granted, he admits it's not real stable at that speed, but that's using stock cooling, with a good aftermarket cooler, he could probably get that thing stable at atleast 3.2ghz, probably 3.3ghz. Looks pretty good, we'll have to see how most chips do though.

 

[Metr0]

he didnt even run a sp 1m?

hmm not bad but it really doesnt show much

 

[]-[itman]

he didnt even run a sp 1m?

hmm not bad but it really doesnt show much

I don't think showing oc'd performance results was the goal of the article, maybe later he'll do one, but he usually keeps oc'd results out of stock reviews.

 

[Metr0]

I don't think showing oc'd performance results was the goal of the article, maybe later he'll do one, but he usually keeps oc'd results out of stock reviews.

that is ok but a screenshot can be a suicidal one and i can get my opty 148 up to 3400 but that isnt stable

 

[speed bump]

for a DC on stock air I am pretty darn impressed except 1.55v seems like alot to pump through a DC to start with.

Although maybe with good water you could pull off 3.2ghz benchable.

 

[Spion]

too bad those are high end DC's... i want to see how the lower end AM2's OC. something like a 3800+ or just something with a stock multiplier of 11x or less. if those go over 3GHz on stock air, thats when i'll start to get excited.

 

[hotrod469]

too bad those are high end DC's... i want to see how the lower end AM2's OC. something like a 3800+ or just something with a stock multiplier of 11x or less. if those go over 3GHz on stock air, thats when i'll start to get excited.

Why are you typing what I am thinking?

 

[Molester]

good, now..i want that on a 4000+ x2