P4 CPU Codes - Any Good?

[ncsercs]

Any of these CPU's have good track records for o/c?


2.4c - Malay - SL6WF - D1 - Q 3 22
2.4c - Philip - SL6WF - D1 - 7 3 36
2.4c - Philip - SL6WF - D1 - 7 3 37

2.8c - Costa - SL6WJ - D1 - 3 3 22
2.8c - Malay - SL6WJ - D1 - Q 3 47

 

[Sophisticated]

well none of them are sure not the newer steppings.....but its a Hit-Miss type of thing....just test each one and see the highest clock you can get....

 

[ncsercs]

Preliminary Results.....

Asus P4C800-E Deluxe / Geil Golden Dragon 256mb*2 PC4000 CL=2.5 7-4-4

Ghz / FSB using only 1:1 divider:

2.4c - Malay - SL6WF - D1 - Q 3 22
2.9 / 240

2.4c - Philip - SL6WF - D1 - 7 3 36
3.15 / 262

2.4c - Philip - SL6WF - D1 - 7 3 37
3.0 / 250

2.8c - Costa - SL6WJ - D1 - 3 3 22
3.4 / 243

2.8c - Malay - SL6WJ - D1 - Q 3 47
3.3 / 236

 

[Jimbob7]

How much voltage did you give 'em?

 

[(HR)Titan]

Re: Re: P4 CPU Codes - Any Good?

2.4c - Philip - SL6WF - D1 - 7 3 36
3.15 / 262

he is winner
so pick him

 

[Jimbob7]

really? I thought a 2.8c @ 3.4 would be much nicer...

 

[(HR)Titan]

oh !
Ok, but 2,4C is cheaper

 

[mobyj]

my vote is for the 2.8c/3.4!!

 

[ncsercs]

How much voltage did you give 'em?

Stock (1.5v) for now........

 

[Captain Newbie]

Unfortuantely, we don't know WHY certain steppings do better. Only the transistor-heads at Intel can tell us that. I would like to know the WHY, rather then the "which one is better".

Anyone agree or have an inside take?

 

[ChasR]

ncsercs,
My results for 2.8C SL6WJ were similar to yours 3.262 @ 233MHz on P4C800 - Deluxe, Corsair Twinx1024-4000Pro, Corsair Hydrocool 200. Disappointing. Upping vcore a little or a lot made no difference. Tried 5:4 divider and loose timings to rule out memory problems. AGP/PCI locked. The goal in this build was 3.5 @ 250Mhz, 1:1. Guess I'll have to try another CPU.

 

[batboy]

With PC4000 RAM, forget about the 2.4C (although they will probably do more if you use the 5:4 ratio). Go for the 2.8C that runs 3.4 gig. With good cooling and a minor bump in voltage, you should be cruising at 250 FSB or 3.5 gig which would be ideal for your RAM.