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Old 10-11-06, 04:29 PM   #1
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Just started mucking about with my new motherboard and old 2.8ghz Pentium D... And it turns out that without even trying very hard, it clocks to 3500mhz! Quite surprised there, it's still only hitting 53 degrees even under torture testing, and it's totally stable. Overclocking rules! Free power... When I got that processor, a 3.4 was £200 more, and it bnches faster than a 3400 at stock clocks.

Or, am I just getting geekier?
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Just started mucking about with my new motherboard and old 2.8ghz Pentium D... And it turns out that without even trying very hard, it clocks to 3500mhz! Quite surprised there, it's still only hitting 53 degrees even under torture testing, and it's totally stable. Overclocking rules! Free power... When I got that processor, a 3.4 was £200 more, and it bnches faster than a 3400 at stock clocks.

Or, am I just getting geekier?
You're happy to overclock, but worried about Linux. Erm. Strange fella you are. :P
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OC'ing rules.
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I was messing round with the processor the other day...made a coleslaw, smoothies and finely chopped onions.......i love processors
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Old 10-11-06, 05:05 PM   #6
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You're happy to overclock, but worried about Linux. Erm. Strange fella you are. :P
It's just turning things up, isn't it
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Old 11-11-06, 01:05 PM   #7
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From what i remember, the older pentiums were sometimes the same chip clocked differently. It saved them changing the manufactuing line over. So if you were lucky, you'd get a better processor clocked down.
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I was messing round with the processor the other day...made a coleslaw, smoothies and finely chopped onions.......i love processors
I bet you've got a bread maker as well
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Old 12-11-06, 12:23 AM   #9
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I tried to overclock my old P4 2.6 to 3.? and it went zzzzzpphhhhhhhh... ssssshsssss.

Then it didn't work.

Neither did the motherboard.
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From what i remember, the older pentiums were sometimes the same chip clocked differently. It saved them changing the manufactuing line over. So if you were lucky, you'd get a better processor clocked down.
Mystery Jimbo is once again exactly right.
A mate of mine used to score eBay looking for special numbers demarcating these under marked chips. At one point they were flogging the test runs of 64bit chips as 32bit chips, knowing that the 64bit chip can emulate...
(Also, do i not remember you have top of the line cooling apps? and really good thermal grease and things.)


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