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Celeron FCPGA 533 MHz

SUMMARY: Overclocking Nostalgia March 2000: Remember the good old C300A? Did 450 out of the box. Overclocking Nostalgia March 2002: Remember the good old FCPGA C 533? Did 800 out of the box. And that about says it. By sheer

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Maximizing Airflow

Getting a P4 was a very big decision. Aside from selling my first born for a 1.5 GHz, even with my setup, I was concerned about heat. OK, OK – so I’m obsessed about overheating; you try living in Texas

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Adventures in SCSI Land

Many thanks to Hyper Microsystems for allowing us to test these products. My setup: CASE: I have an EAGLE tooless case, with TWO 80MM INTAKE FANS at the bottom, TWO 80MM EXHAUST FANS at the top. POWER SUPPLY: 450 WATT

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Saving Slotkets

Some precautions from someone who has been there! “I think I should point something out that could cause a lot of people to end up with fried motherboards when drilling their slotkets. I am currently using an old Abit slotket

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Saving Slotket

Some precautions from someone who has been there! “I think I should point something out that could cause a lot of people to end up with fried motherboards when drilling their slotkets. I am currently using an old Abit slotket

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Soltek Slotket Voltage Hack

My Setup: CASE: I have an EAGLE tooless case, with TWO 80MM INTAKE FANS at the bottom, TWO 80MM EXHAUST FANS at the top. POWER SUPPLY: 450 WATT SERVER, (the better to run Peltiers with my friend…..) It has TWO

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ABIT VT6X4

SUMMARY: This is Abit’s successor (?) to the VA6 – it is basically the same board but updated with the 133A drivers which features AGP 4x. Like many VIA motherboards, the ABIT’s memory performance suffers in comparison to BX boards.

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Bob’s Cool Video Fix

Here is a pic of my Asus V6800 DDR G-force card. I installed 24 RAM heatsinks on the 8 memory chips (3 per chip) and added an extra beefy heat sink – a Global Win FA-420 on the GPU. I

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Intel Coppermine S-Specs

We get a lot of emails asking which chip is best to buy for overclocking. In general, 100 MHz CPUs are easier to overclock than 133 MHz parts, as the lower bus speed allows you to use 133 MHz; if