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Let me know.Thanks

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On 19 Oct 2004 19:07:36 GMT, yanquidawg@aol.com (YanquiDawg) wrote:

>Let me know.Thanks

Not much of an overclock but it 100% stable.
ChainTech VNF3-250/BIOS 1.0
3200+ (2.2GHz 512K L2) @ 1.60V
220x11 (2420MHz)
2*512MB Ballistix PC4000
WinXP SP2

Ed

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Hmm.Even with PC 4000 huh? I'm stuck at 216 FSB using Winbond PC 3700. BTW,is
the multiplier locked on the A64?

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On 23 Oct 2004 18:08:31 GMT, yanquidawg@aol.com (YanquiDawg) wrote:

>Hmm.Even with PC 4000 huh? I'm stuck at 216 FSB using Winbond PC 3700. BTW,is
>the multiplier locked on the A64?
>
>

I doubt its the ram, I was running 256MB sticks of Corsair PC3200LL @
220MHz but had to raise the dimmV to 2.8v to get it stable, and with 3
sticks of ram (768MB) the performance dropped so I bought 2*512/PC4000.

Even with the pc3200ll in sync/HT @ 4x I've had the FSB as high as 227
but Prime95 shows an error at anything over about 220. I tried raising
the Chipset voltage a notch, setting HT to 3x, none of that helped. The
newer versions of the BIOS lets you lower the multiplier (but not raise
it), I tried bios 2.0 but that didn't help me get past 220FSB even with
a lower multiplier, so if I go by what prime95 says 220FSB is about it
for my board.

Ed

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oh well. Any overclock is a bonus right?

>I doubt its the ram, I was running 256MB sticks of Corsair PC3200LL @
>220MHz but had to raise the dimmV to 2.8v to get it stable, and with 3
>sticks of ram (768MB) the performance dropped so I bought 2*512/PC4000.

>Even with the pc3200ll in sync/HT @ 4x I've had the FSB as high as 227
>but Prime95 shows an error at anything over about 220. I tried raising
>the Chipset voltage a notch, setting HT to 3x, none of that helped. The
>newer versions of the BIOS lets you lower the multiplier (but not raise

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On 24 Oct 2004 18:21:39 GMT, yanquidawg@aol.com (YanquiDawg) wrote:

>oh well. Any overclock is a bonus right?

Ya it's still free! ;p