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RIDER_1K   05-19-2003 at 04:00:09 AM

I OC P4 2.4C GHz(800 FSB ) to 2.87 GHz ( 239 X 4 = 956 FSB ) on GA-8KNXP ( Air cooling )!!!!!!
What do you guys think ????
Is that good OC ??????

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EvilHammie   05-19-2003 at 04:06:49 AM
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*SQUEAK*
Its good enough i guess. Might be able to squeeze out a few more hundred Mhz.
Whats not so good is that you did 3 seperate posts to make your statment. Please delete the other two.
*squeak squeak squeak*
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Prof133   05-19-2003 at 05:35:36 AM
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Congrats on the overclock! ;)

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xxsk8er101xx   05-19-2003 at 06:36:16 AM
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benchmark it!!!

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Chuck232   05-19-2003 at 11:19:04 PM
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Heh, I've been reading around and looks like the 2.4C can do ~3.1-3.2GHz average at stock voltage... push it more.. heh :smile:

But nice, are you using the stock cooler and all?

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RIDER_1K   05-20-2003 at 05:23:48 AM
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I'm useing Ventec AeroFlow VP4-C7040 Aluminum Fins with Copper Core Heat sink + T.M.D. fan
P4 2.4C ( 800 FSB ) @ 2.87 GHz ( for now )
Radeon 9700 Pro
2 X 512 MB Geil PC3500 memory in dual mode
Mobo - GigaByte GA-8KNXP

Benchmarks :
3DMark03 = around 4900 3D Marks
3DMark2001SE = above 15000 3D Marks :smile: for now :cool:

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DrJeckyl   05-20-2003 at 06:05:30 AM
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You can do better than that. I have a P4 2.4B Northwood 533 (non-C stepping) chip, and I am at your speed on air cooling.
I will second Chuck's sentiment...push it more! :tongue:

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vk2amv   05-20-2003 at 10:24:28 AM
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Thats not an overclock. PUSH THE DANM THING HARDER!!!! You arn`t even trying!!! How dare you come on here with something like that and try and pass it off as an overclock!!! Come back when you have it running at 3.2Gighz absolute minimum!!!!!!........................









No offence buddy. Just having a little fun. Seriously though you should be able to get 3.1Gighz easy and most likely up to 3.2-3.3Gighz. Sounds like that is your first attempt though if I interpret what you are saying correctly so congratulations.
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juin   05-21-2003 at 01:38:50 AM
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even if you try to go high you will be limit by the chipset heat or trace capacity or filter on the boards.A better chipset heatsink will give you more headroom that a better cpu cooller.In theory you should be able to hit around 3.4 if not limit by the mainboards.

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Steven21   05-21-2003 at 02:07:19 AM
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whats The CPU temp run at?

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RIDER_1K   05-21-2003 at 06:06:30 AM
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43C after benchmarks! :cool:

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Virtual_Ninja   05-21-2003 at 10:41:08 AM
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You should have a lot more headroom left.

Firstly try changing the memory divider to 5:4, rather than the 1:1 that I am assuming that you are currently running.

What voltage do you have going to your ram also what timings? Try running it at 2.8V. Also relax the timings a bit if your running at CAS 2-2-2-6 try CAS 2.5-3-3-7.

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Copenhagen   05-21-2003 at 05:48:11 PM
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You have probably either hit the FSB-wall of the chipset/CPU or your memory is at it's limits. A 239MHz FSB is very high indeed, nearly a 20% FSB overclock on an already highly pumped FSB. This is why a 2.8C is probably the best buy for the money. At the same FSB it would be able to reach 3346MHz with memory and bus in sync (1:1 memory divider). If your memory is holding you back you can always try to lower your memory dividers, though this is not optimal in any way.

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RIDER_1K   05-21-2003 at 11:52:20 PM
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Memory is running at 2.6V and timings cas 2-6-6-3

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