AXIA T'bird 1.33 - oc/c experiences wanted

[Tiger]

I have just got hold of the following T'bird;
A1333AMS3C
AXIA0118WPEW
Y6307830251
Anyone who has o/ced one of these I would like to know how you did.
Plan to run it in the negative temp zone as per my sig below and wanted to get some idea of what I can expect. I have already seen the database but don't necessarily believe everything I read there if you know what I mean

 

[eli]

I have 2 AXIA birds and they do overclock well, but they run pretty hot.. i think my 1.3 runs hotter than usual at default. Since you are going to chill it, it won't be a problem.

 

[jbell]

my 1.33 tbird seemed to ''max out'' at two settings on my epox rig -

either way it was pretty good @

1.5GHz and 300FSB
or
1.540GHz and 280FSB


anything higher and she was unstable.... - temps were always 100F or lower so I am not sure why she wouldn't go higher but those overclocks worked well!

 

[PeTe777]

Hi Tiger!
I think that 1.33 AXIA chilled = at LEAST 1.6-1.7 with some high volt.like 2.1-2.2V.
BUT I highly doubt you will get temps below 0. Remember your duron is now producing VERY little heat.I`m running Athy800 at 1200 at 2.15V (almost 100W of heat) and my temps are around 9 degrees full load with coolant at -15.And I`m using 370W compressor, bit more powerfull that yours.I think you will have problems with the heat from that athlon.....

 

[Tiger]

I am sure I'll get the negative temps. The Duron is producing 75W as while the BIOS setting is 1.85V the reported vcore is actually 1.97V. I think the greater surface area of the T'Bird is going to allow greater heat transfer.
I hope to have a on die evaporator shortly.

 

[Ozzman]

the cpu database is of great help..

 

[Tiger]

the cpu database is of great help..

As I said in the request i don't believe that a lot of those results are genuine. Here I know that the people who answer are genuine in their attempts to assist me and are not necessarily going after bragging rights because their info might well be questioned.