also @ TechSpot: Weekend Open Forum: Most memorable videogame boss fights

P4 and A64 Dual-Core Overclocking

By

On October 13, 2005, 6:17 PM EST

A few months ago the first detailed review of overclocking an X2 3800+ was put out, and the results were very impressive. At the time, and even now, in fact, Dual Core Pentium overclocking wasn't around or being reviewed. Both have been revisited over at Legionhardware, and we get to see the two titans of desktop multitasking go head to head in an overclocking challenge. The article goes in depth with the the X2 4400+ and the P4 820+.

It remains fair and the results are all around interesting and very promising, whether you prefer AMD or Intel. The P4 really shines when it comes to memory bandwidth when we see some incredible transfers of nearly 9GB/sec. It's a great read for any overclocker and anyone considering a dual core for overclocking purposes.

No tags on this story

User Comments (1)

Post a comment
DragonMaster
on October 15, 2005
10:53 AM
But if we talk about crashing, I've just been told that Intel have at least 90% more hardware design errors than AMDs. I found that I was not crazy when I found my AMD more stable(NOT crashing).VIA has the less chipset bugs, they're just bad for hiding them. (BIOS, etc.) And btw, people believe what Intel, etc. tells about VIA. That's why it has a bad reputation.

Reply

Browse more commented news

Post a new comment

Guest user

To post as an anonymous
user click here
.

Members

If you are a TechSpot member,
please login first.


By signing up you gain complete access to the TechSpot community. Join thousands of computer and technology enthusiasts that contribute and share knowledge in our forum. Post messages, get a private inbox, upload your own photo gallery and more.

Subscribe to TechSpot

Get free exclusive content, learn about new features and tech breaking news.