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Maybe this should be in cyber deals, but these might be on sale elsewhere.
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=AHL1200AHT3B
Take a close look at that. It's a Palomino core. Also look at the stepping, it's an AGNGA I think, or something close to that and that stepping was the early XP2000 and 2100 stepping if I recall correctly. Dunno how much impact it being on a ceramic base will have on oc'ability, but I'd say it would be a fair goer and some chips touching 1800+ would not in my opinion be an unreasonable expectation on standard voltage instead of the rated 1.55. That would be an awesome 66% overclock.
Now this is an experimenters proposition at the moment, there may be something about these chips that stops them working in standard boards. I was going to keep quiet about them in case I came up with the spare cash to get one. But I figured I might not get round to it anyway, so would post a heads up for you guys.
regards,
Road Warrior
http://www.compgeeks.com/details.asp?invtid=AHL1200AHT3B
Take a close look at that. It's a Palomino core. Also look at the stepping, it's an AGNGA I think, or something close to that and that stepping was the early XP2000 and 2100 stepping if I recall correctly. Dunno how much impact it being on a ceramic base will have on oc'ability, but I'd say it would be a fair goer and some chips touching 1800+ would not in my opinion be an unreasonable expectation on standard voltage instead of the rated 1.55. That would be an awesome 66% overclock.
Now this is an experimenters proposition at the moment, there may be something about these chips that stops them working in standard boards. I was going to keep quiet about them in case I came up with the spare cash to get one. But I figured I might not get round to it anyway, so would post a heads up for you guys.
regards,
Road Warrior