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- Oct 18, 2003
Hey, I was planning on overclocking some really cheapo cpus for protien folding. You know how old processors had heatsinks with little or no fans and had no thermal interface material? If I lap the heat spreader and heatsink of an oldie such as pentium2 or k6-2, and I apply artic silver and add a high cfm fan to the sink, do you think the outlook for overclocking them is far better than when they were new? Just wondering, because if I get them all overclocked sufficiently, they are running at stock, except for 2 k6-2s, then I could greatly increase my WU output. Oh, yeah, I'm running 2 400 watt very good power supplies with all my oldie folders. The psu's have two extra soldered-on atx leads to each of them.