On Sun, 2002-03-24 at 00:20, Terry Mathews wrote: > > > overclocked to 964 mhz. If you've got more URL's backing up what you > > > > I don't overclock anything. I want bulletproof. > Overclocked does not mean not stable. I've got a 1.4/266 T-Bird that runs > stable at 1.52GHz @ 143MHz bus. That means that my RAM is oced to 143MHz, > and running at CAS2 to boot. I have no, I repeat no, hardware glitches. Not > under Win98, not under Win2k, not under Linux. If you do not want to take > your chances and try overclocking your processor there are companies on the > web that sell pre-tested overclocked processors. They run them for days > straight using Prime95, so I would hazard a guess that they are stable. :-)
That's impressive work, Terry. 143 mhz on the FSB is nothing to sneeze at for a T-bird. I've had trials and tribulations just getting 108 mhz on the FSB. But then again I've got a cheaper OEM grade t-bird instead of a retail boxed version. I've regretted that decision; the next Athlon processor I get will be a retail boxed XP. CAS2 at 143 mhz is impressive too. What brand and model # memory did you decide on? I got some hand picked Mushkin memory modules rated at CAS2 also, but I havent explored any memory roundups lately. It'd be interesting to know what you're running. Cheers, LX _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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