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Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
until it died on me)

Nver bothered to overclock this CPU because I haven't needed to & my
GFX card was always the bottleneck but with the arival of Doom3 & a
fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
since Celeron 366@550 <G>

The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
2500@3200?

My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
of 55c


http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362



My System:-

Windows XP Home
Athlon 2500+ XP
MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700

Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
(primaray master)
Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
(Primary Slave)

ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212

AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
(on raid card primary master)
LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
(on raid card primary slave)
Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
(on raid card secondary master)

Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card

Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
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Whats up with the slow harddrives dude?

"Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:bqbvi0l6tq60lco05m8oi562j4g67o4q70@4ax.com...
> Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
> would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
> design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
> just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
> back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
> until it died on me)
>
> Nver bothered to overclock this CPU because I haven't needed to & my
> GFX card was always the bottleneck but with the arival of Doom3 & a
> fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
> since Celeron 366@550 <G>
>
> The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
> 2500@3200?
>
> My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
> of 55c
>
>
> http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362
>
>
>
> My System:-
>
> Windows XP Home
> Athlon 2500+ XP
> MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
> 1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
> Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700
>
> Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
> (primaray master)
> Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
> (Primary Slave)
>
> ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212
>
> AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
> (on raid card primary master)
> LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
> (on raid card primary slave)
> Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
> (on raid card secondary master)
>
> Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card
>
> Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
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"Mark" <mschal@adelphia.net> wrote in message
newsKKdnauv8ZnwdLLcRVn-tQ@adelphia.com...
> Whats up with the slow harddrives dude?

My don't no either. Sata is getting cheep, "cheep cheep, cheep?" Huh?
Quick search newegg for sata,,, "K, a search for just Sata is not enough,
too many matchs"

dee, dah, search for,,, 120?
Sata hard drive = search
Found = http://www.newegg.com/app/SearchProductResult.asp?DEPA=0
Hm, I just thought how I can do a copy paste in solid html into
a post.....
So now, this is back to black text.

Denny. ;-)


> "Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
> news:bqbvi0l6tq60lco05m8oi562j4g67o4q70@4ax.com...
> > Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
> > would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
> > design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
> > just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
> > back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
> > until it died on me)
> >
> > Nver bothered to overclock this CPU because I haven't needed to & my
> > GFX card was always the bottleneck but with the arival of Doom3 & a
> > fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
> > since Celeron 366@550 <G>
> >
> > The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
> > 2500@3200?
> >
> > My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
> > of 55c
> >
> >
> > http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362
> >
> >
> >
> > My System:-
> >
> > Windows XP Home
> > Athlon 2500+ XP
> > MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
> > 1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
> > Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700
> >
> > Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
> > (primaray master)
> > Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
> > (Primary Slave)
> >
> > ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212
> >
> > AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
> > (on raid card primary master)
> > LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
> > (on raid card primary slave)
> > Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
> > (on raid card secondary master)
> >
> > Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card
> >
> > Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
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> >
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On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 22:08:40 -0400, "Mark" <mschal@adelphia.net>
wrote:

>Whats up with the slow harddrives dude?

Bought them ages ago and got no real reason to upgrade, after all they
are not *that* slow - 74 meg/sec burst transfer rate and 48 meg/sec
sustained transfer rate according to HDTach, and only marginally
slower from most of the SATA benchmarks I've seen.

I certainly don't need extra space either, the 80gig has 26gig free on
it & I have a 60gig WD sitting on my shelf not being used!


>"Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
>news:bqbvi0l6tq60lco05m8oi562j4g67o4q70@4ax.com...
>> Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
>> would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
>> design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
>> just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
>> back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
>> until it died on me)
>>
>> fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
>> since Celeron 366@550 <G>
>>
>> The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
>> 2500@3200?
>>
>> My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
>> of 55c
>>
>>
>> http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362
>>
>>
>>
>> My System:-
>>
>> Windows XP Home
>> Athlon 2500+ XP
>> MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
>> 1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
>> Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700
>>
>> Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
>> (primaray master)
>> Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
>> (Primary Slave)
>>
>> ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212
>>
>> AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
>> (on raid card primary master)
>> LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
>> (on raid card primary slave)
>> Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
>> (on raid card secondary master)
>>
>> Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card
>>
>> Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
>> -
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On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 22:08:40 -0400, "Mark" <mschal@adelphia.net>
wrote:

>Whats up with the slow harddrives dude?

Bought them ages ago and got no real reason to upgrade, after all they
are not *that* slow - 74 meg/sec burst transfer rate and 48 meg/sec
sustained transfer rate according to HDTach, and only marginally
slower from most of the SATA benchmarks I've seen.

I certainly don't need extra space either, the 80gig has 26gig free on
it & I have a 60gig WD sitting on my shelf not being used!


>"Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
>news:bqbvi0l6tq60lco05m8oi562j4g67o4q70@4ax.com...
>> Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
>> would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
>> design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
>> just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
>> back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
>> until it died on me)
>>
>> fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
>> since Celeron 366@550 <G>
>>
>> The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
>> 2500@3200?
>>
>> My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
>> of 55c
>>
>>
>> http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362
>>
>>
>>
>> My System:-
>>
>> Windows XP Home
>> Athlon 2500+ XP
>> MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
>> 1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
>> Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700
>>
>> Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
>> (primaray master)
>> Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
>> (Primary Slave)
>>
>> ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212
>>
>> AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
>> (on raid card primary master)
>> LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
>> (on raid card primary slave)
>> Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
>> (on raid card secondary master)
>>
>> Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card
>>
>> Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
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Was just curious...looks like you have a kick butt system minus the
harddrives. If it works for you thats all that matters.


"Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 27 Aug 2004 22:08:40 -0400, "Mark" <mschal@adelphia.net>
> wrote:
>
> >Whats up with the slow harddrives dude?
>
> Bought them ages ago and got no real reason to upgrade, after all they
> are not *that* slow - 74 meg/sec burst transfer rate and 48 meg/sec
> sustained transfer rate according to HDTach, and only marginally
> slower from most of the SATA benchmarks I've seen.
>
> I certainly don't need extra space either, the 80gig has 26gig free on
> it & I have a 60gig WD sitting on my shelf not being used!
>
>
> >"Luke Curtis" <mfll78@dsl.pipex.com> wrote in message
> >news:bqbvi0l6tq60lco05m8oi562j4g67o4q70@4ax.com...
> >> Had one on my 2500+ Barton for a long time but i've no idea how this
> >> would compare to a modern heatsink. It is an all copper heatpipe
> >> design but the packaging gives no clue to the maximum speed usage - it
> >> just says "Athlon XP up to 2200 and higher" because this was bought
> >> back when a 2200 was top of the market (used on a 1600+ at the time
> >> until it died on me)
> >>
> >> fancy new card to play it on I'm back overclocking for the first time
> >> since Celeron 366@550 <G>
> >>
> >> The big question is this HSF good enough for a 3200+ & therefore a
> >> 2500@3200?
> >>
> >> My system runs at around 56c CPU temp, 38c mobo temp and GFX card temp
> >> of 55c
> >>
> >>
> >> http://www.tiscalipc.co.uk/products.asp?recnumber=362
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> My System:-
> >>
> >> Windows XP Home
> >> Athlon 2500+ XP
> >> MSI K7N2 Delta (NForce 2 chipset)
> >> 1 gig RAM (2 x 512 meg DDR2700 Samsung sticks, Dual Channel mode)
> >> Leadtek A350tdh FX5900 running at 400/700
> >>
> >> Seagate ST310211a 10GB Ultra ATA/100 5400RPM 512k buffer
> >> (primaray master)
> >> Western Digital Caviar WD800BB 80GB Ultra ATA/100, 7200 RPM, 2MB
> >> (Primary Slave)
> >>
> >> ITE Raid ATA-133 Controller IT8212
> >>
> >> AOpen CD-RW CDW4852 (48x24x52) ATA-2
> >> (on raid card primary master)
> >> LG DVD-RAM DAD2080 (2x) ATA-2
> >> (on raid card primary slave)
> >> Matashita DVD-RAM SW-9581 (2x) ATA-4
> >> (on raid card secondary master)
> >>
> >> Belkin F5U508EA 3xUSB2 & 2xFirewire PCI card
> >>
> >> Realtek RTL8139 network card (10/100)
> >> -
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