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Hi.
I have the 3000+ chip and it is overclocked to 2.3Ghz. I know the chip is
capable of more but my motherboard and memory is limiting it as its at
255FSB I think.
I would say go for the 3200+ if its not much more because it has a higher
multiplier and you are less likely to reach the Max stable FSB on your
motherboard.
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Dan wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have the 3000+ chip and it is overclocked to 2.3Ghz. I know the chip is
> capable of more but my motherboard and memory is limiting it as its at
> 255FSB I think.
Did you try a lower memory multiplier?
>
> I would say go for the 3200+ if its not much more because it has a higher
> multiplier and you are less likely to reach the Max stable FSB on your
> motherboard.
That's precisely the tradeoff I've been wondering about.
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"David Maynard" <nospam@private.net> wrote in message
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> Asking for opinions/experience on which would be the best value
> overclocker, and why.
3200+ has everything the 3000+ has, plus a higher multiplier. 10x instead
of 9x worth the difference? I'd say yes, I bought 3200+ Venice.
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TonyC wrote:
> "David Maynard" <nospam@private.net> wrote in message
> news:11b8i4r2t53d4a9@corp.supernews.com...
>
>>Asking for opinions/experience on which would be the best value
>>overclocker, and why.
>
>
> 3200+ has everything the 3000+ has, plus a higher multiplier. 10x instead
> of 9x worth the difference? I'd say yes, I bought 3200+ Venice.
The thing missing from your logic tree, there, is why you consider a
'higher multiplier' to be of more value.
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