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Just checking - upgraded my PIII733 to a PIII700.

I run both at 148FSB & 1.85V. Is it normal for the PIII to run at 1036Mhz with absolutely no issues or extreme voltages?

I have a FOP38 with a Sunon 60mm 'Green' Low Noise fan keeping it around 40 degrees under constant load. Virtually silent too.

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If you're able to run it without high temperatures or stability problems, then all is okay.

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Update - took it back down to 1.75V and at the moment (100% load 3hrs) all is okay still. Now running ~ 35 degrees.

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Still looks good, eh? Ah, I love the 700!

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