Amd 2200 at 2.360ghz but not aired cooled

indeed the xp2200+ at 2.36Ghz is weird not because of its cooling (peltier 220watts + 8°C chilled water) but because the other xp2200+ which has been overclocked to 2.2Ghz with a freeze system conducting the temperature to -3°C.


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My good friend Oppainter broke 2400Mhz, but is unstable over 2.3Ghz.

I should have posted this update earlier this weekend but I was busy. It seems 2200's (so the asswipe AMD hair splitters know that I do not mean an exact fricken number) is the max these early Tbreds can hit with stability for a short period of time.

MrIcee has condensation problems and is drying out his system, Oppainter blew a gasket on the EVA and destroyed a P4B cpu and mobo. These guys are the best in the world, and I trust the information 100%. DDTung will be the next heavy hitter bringing the Tbred up to max speed from Japan, He also has a EVA unit plus many other tricks, He is an engineer of some sorts and is capable of modding like no one else that I know of or can name.

Here is a <A HREF="http://service.madonion.com/compare?2k1=3769216" target="_new">benchmark</A> from the above Tbred CPU with EVA-MAX phase change plus 225watt x2 pelts.

Also if you check <A HREF="http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/AMD/AthlonXP/" target="_new">www.vr-zone.com</A> it should be updated by now.

A whole 90Mhz faster than the Palomino!

You are limited to what your mind can perceive.

True, but it is taking extreme cooling to get there. Not air cooled like others claimed.

I draw the line at condensation, I will not go there as it is just not worth the chance of frying stuff out.

Oppainter is using the same video card on the Tbred that he uses on the P4, the P4 2.26B still wins by a significant margin.

Now reguarding the 2.4Ghz SS, it is just that, a SS at the max bootable speed. no stability.

Many reports of the Tbred running hot due to the smaller surface/contact area, a IHS would have helped. maybe a aftermarket IHS is possible. The air pocket that is between the HSF and the base of the core traps heat, filling in with a material that can transfer heat would be a good idea, and if you could pull heat from the sides of the core (yes I know it is a small area) with the matireal used to fill in the dead air space it would also help some.

Another thing to note is the L2 and SSE not dropping out on Oppainters overclocks.

You are limited to what your mind can perceive.

why i am not surprising he is your friend? roflMAO.

roflMAO

roflMAO

from the benchmark link: "<b>CPU: AMD Duron(tm) Processor</b> 2287 MHz". roflMAO

do you want i continue precising?


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<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by corsair3200 on 06/24/02 09:35 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

??

You do not make any sense at all.

Can you add some verbage or you too busy passing pepsi back up thru your nostrals?

Being a tard comes natural to you, grats!

You are limited to what your mind can perceive.

Hey fugger, FYI corsair3200 = labdog.
and yes, he excells in spewing incomprehensible garbage. for your sanity dont even think about decyphering it

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LOL! He gives Corsair (which make very good overclocking RAM) a bad name!

<b><i>"A penny saved is a penny earned!"</i></b>

do you like Corsair memory clock cycles?


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That's roughly the equivalent of the said ClawHammer back a few months. This thing CAN and WILL kick serious ass to any P4 around its clock, for sure.

Though without SSE, it's a bit hopeless...
Still it's a nice OC for a Tbred, but I wish I'd understand the website...

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Because as we all know, clock speed is what's important, not end performance.

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If the 2.6 Athlon and the 2.6 P4 are the highest processors from each company at the time, then that might make a difference.

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looks promising for the future of the tbred.
this cpu is using the newer G stepping too.
just you wait.
we will see 2.5ghz air cooled sooner or later,
proly around the time barton shows up.

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Do you think that the G stepping T-breds are synonymous to the AXP AXIA stettings? It would still seem to me that AMD needs to improve their .13 yields before they even consider releasing Barton, otherwise, it's nothing more than an advanced T-bred with extra cache. Who knows, an 1800+ Barton may be the 1.6a from AMD

"When there's a will, there's a way."

The 1800 tbird is the 1.6a from amd, taking that sucker to 2300+ is nothing to scoff at, and on a 166fsb would give the 2.4 p4 a run for its money.

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Because super cooling is cheap.

I think you mean SSE2.

What, for 10 seconds before it crashes?

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Yeah that's what I meant.
As for extreme cooling pricing, I said if the aircooling methods work at 2.6GHZ soon if Tbred continues to improve then the cooling won't be so expensive, but we'll see.

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I have a friend who keep his PIII Celeron PC in a freezer. It is too overclockable, but probably he will damage both the PC and the freezer.