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is there really a need to go higher?

intel p4 2.4c

abit is7

512mb pc3700
· Date: January 1, 2004 · Views: 32558
· Filesize: 79.1kb · Dimensions: 451 x 522 ·
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Vehementi
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January 3, 2004 13:55 Rating: 9 

There is always need to go higher.
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---agissi---
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January 13, 2004 18:22 Rating: 10 

Damn! nice 0C (H)
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BrownPaper
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January 14, 2004 21:39

Vehementi, yeah i know what you mean. that is basically the philosophy of an overclocker -- go as far as you can go. i am just saying that to myself before i spend too much money on exotic cooling solutions (or even more parts) to push it even further.



thanks ---agissi---. i believe i can still go even higher (only running 1.57 Vcore right now). hopefully upping the Vcore a little bit (only a little bit because i am only air cooling) can allow me to get more performance out of the cpu.
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Vehementi
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March 2, 2004 01:24

My 2.6C runs great at 1.6V, but not anything above. Try out that.
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May 3, 2004 20:11

i think my board (IS7) is limiting me. i could get to 280MHz fsb but the board would not boot occasionally. at 275MHz, i am prime95 stable for this board. pretty decent OC nevertheless. :P
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January 13, 2006 08:00 Rating: 8 

Could go a little higher
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October 12, 2006 19:06 Rating: 10 

Always
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