Benches from P4 overclocks?

[BZMeRLiN]

I'd like to see some benches people have done in the following situations (preferably on Asus P4T-E motherboards):

1) Overclocking of Northwood CPUs
2) Overclocking of Samsung RDRAM to 1066 (4x)

For instance I'd like to see if a regular Northie (the current ones - not the new ones coming out that do 533/1066 already) overclocked with 1066 RDRAM is stable and runs as fast as the "real thing" will. Since we can get the 1.6A and 1.8A chips so reasonably if it looks like a stable and a good bet for getting to the 133 FSB I will go for it. Any help finding benches on these would be appreciated.

 

[BZMeRLiN]

*bump*

 

[nucro]

P4 1.6A on Asus P4S333 with 256 MB PC2100

quake demo 001
640*480*16 bit Fastest settings:

[email protected] [email protected] 2-2-3 : 202 fsb



[email protected]@166 1.675v
640*480 fastest: 253,2 --o/b sound disabled :
311,1

 

[chop]

My 1.8A is curently running @ 2340Mhz (fsb 130). Rdram Turbo enabled. 4X Rdram enabled. I am using air cooling and have not had any issues. Temps are good (31c idle-37c load). My voltage is set to 1.57.

Sisoft Benches:
CPU Arithmetic/Multimedia - 4683/9280
Memory Bandwidth - 3240/3237

 

[BZMeRLiN]

Thanks for the replies, guys. I think I'm going to go Asus P4T-E with 1.6 at 2.1 Ghz. It seems the most likely to make it without having to voltage mod, and will get bitching memory bandwidth with 1066Samsung (and won't overclock my PCI/AGP). I want 100% stability first, speed second.

Here I go... wish me luck!

 

[Toast]

This link may be of some interest.
http://forum.oc-forums.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=75956

Based on that information, I suspect the system is capable of 150MHz FSB with the 3x memory multiplier.