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To avoid going OT on that other thread. Prize for whoever get's the highest clock speed with an AMD Athlon or 64-bit (not FX-* :P ). Air cooling only. Must be stable.
CPUz with checksum screenshot to verify.
CPUz with checksum screenshot to verify.
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Other than some funny looks you mean.
2.5 GHz is doable with increased voltages. Depending on what your cooling is you might need to improve it.
2.5 GHz is doable with increased voltages. Depending on what your cooling is you might need to improve it.
If it's running at 35C under full load for 15 mins plus at 2.3GHz, surely it should be able to go higher? At idle, the heatsink was lovely and cold...mmm...
If it is actually cold, then worry because it isn't seated properly. If on the other hand it was cool because it's doing a good job, then great.
You still have room for improvement. Clawhammer core? If so, that extra cache is probably worth 100 MHz as well compared to a Winchester or Newcastle core.
You still have room for improvement. Clawhammer core? If so, that extra cache is probably worth 100 MHz as well compared to a Winchester or Newcastle core.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> If it is actually cold, then worry because it isn't seated properly.
> If on the other hand it was cool because it's doing a good job, then
> great.
>
> You still have room for improvement. Clawhammer core? If so, that
> extra cache is probably worth 100 MHz as well compared to a
> Winchester or Newcastle core.
I know it was seated properly, because when it's sitting in my room with the case sides on, the temperature reads correctly - around 40C, and if I overclock, it will go to well above 50-60C at load. And the heatsink is hot too then.
It is a Clawhammer, yes.
> If it is actually cold, then worry because it isn't seated properly.
> If on the other hand it was cool because it's doing a good job, then
> great.
>
> You still have room for improvement. Clawhammer core? If so, that
> extra cache is probably worth 100 MHz as well compared to a
> Winchester or Newcastle core.
I know it was seated properly, because when it's sitting in my room with the case sides on, the temperature reads correctly - around 40C, and if I overclock, it will go to well above 50-60C at load. And the heatsink is hot too then.
It is a Clawhammer, yes.
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