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Ok Ive got a little problem;
My 2.8 P4 will only hit 230 fsb ~ 3.2GHz , but I've got RAM capable of hitting ~277 fsb.
I know it means spending more money, but it keeps me happy and therefore worth it...
I want to replace it with either a 15 multiplier (3.0 GHz) or a 13 multiplier (2.6 GHz).
The 2.6 has advantage of being renowned for bad boy overclocks in the region of 1GHz and the bandwidth that would come with such an overclock would be awesome.
The 3.0 has the advantage of being able to achieve close to 4GHz but with limited bandwidth, the prices of both chips are fairly low.
Any thoughts on the better OC path to go down??
My 2.8 P4 will only hit 230 fsb ~ 3.2GHz , but I've got RAM capable of hitting ~277 fsb.
I know it means spending more money, but it keeps me happy and therefore worth it...
I want to replace it with either a 15 multiplier (3.0 GHz) or a 13 multiplier (2.6 GHz).
The 2.6 has advantage of being renowned for bad boy overclocks in the region of 1GHz and the bandwidth that would come with such an overclock would be awesome.
The 3.0 has the advantage of being able to achieve close to 4GHz but with limited bandwidth, the prices of both chips are fairly low.
Any thoughts on the better OC path to go down??
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Notorious Biggles, there you are! go into the general chat forum and then a thread under your name, i need to speak to you about something...
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Here's your challenge: to become the king of SL6Z5 overclocers, beat
> 3.8 GHz on 1.60 Volts. It's been done. Abit IC7, watercooled.
>
...where did you see that?? It would be interesting to see what kind of RAM temps etc..
> Here's your challenge: to become the king of SL6Z5 overclocers, beat
> 3.8 GHz on 1.60 Volts. It's been done. Abit IC7, watercooled.
>
...where did you see that?? It would be interesting to see what kind of RAM temps etc..
I just know these sorts of things...
[URL]http://www.cpudatabase.com/CPUdb/[/URL]
[URL]http://www.cpudatabase.com/CPUdb/[/URL]
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