EPTOverclocking processors. - Page 2
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Zorglub
Denmark313 Posts
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Nevera
Finland677 Posts
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iSuXOr
United States606 Posts
To get a considerable gain out of a processor from overclocking you need to buy some pretty expensive cooling. In the past you could get a Celeron and double it's speed but this isn't the case anymore. It's not worth it and if you think so you can go ahead and waste your time, money and possibly some components. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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Refrigeration is good too, but its expensive as hell. Do what I do if you really want to overclock. Get a big fan. Open your case. Put your computer right next to it. Overclock. I guarrantee it wont overheat unless you REALLY overclocked it. And you may be able to overclock in your cmos, but not all motherboards have that option. I guarrantee, however, that on the motherboard you would be able to set pins for clock/frequency. | ||
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Artenus
United States162 Posts
On June 26 2003 06:11 iSuXOr wrote: To get a considerable gain out of a processor from overclocking you need to buy some pretty expensive cooling. In the past you could get a Celeron and double it's speed but this isn't the case anymore. It's not worth it and if you think so you can go ahead and waste your time, money and possibly some components. uh huh...sure... how about dont buy p4s. athlonxp's are very ez(probably hard for you =P) to oc and it doesnt require expensive cooling. most people can oc around 300mhz(thats a lot of performance gain for an athlon) with air cooling. | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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no??? pretty much all athlon processors have a tendency to overheat more and more as they get older. I dont mean like 1-2 years older, i mean like half a year to a year older. The only thing athlon processors have over pentium processors is that they are cheaper, and in todays processor market(processor power increasing so fucking fast) buying something that is cheaper but maybe not as high of quality is a good idea. | ||
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sloppy
United States27 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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but its very possible with alienware. in fact im gonna find out! | ||
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Artenus
United States162 Posts
On June 26 2003 07:27 travis wrote: what??? no??? pretty much all athlon processors have a tendency to overheat more and more as they get older. I dont mean like 1-2 years older, i mean like half a year to a year older. The only thing athlon processors have over pentium processors is that they are cheaper, and in todays processor market(processor power increasing so fucking fast) buying something that is cheaper but maybe not as high of quality is a good idea. they overheat because people use shitty cases and bad cooling(generic fans) i have an athlon 1.4@1.7 using air cooling w/ a temp of 30c. the new athlonxps are even better for overclocking | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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thats INSANE for an overclocked processor. What kind of fan do you have? | ||
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Artenus
United States162 Posts
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PheaRSome
United States584 Posts
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Deleted User 3420
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baal
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if you wish to overcloack to 4+ghz you will need a water coolant system that will be more expensive than the new AMD 4+ processor, so... overcloack isnt as great as you might think. | ||
Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
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HovZ
United States1917 Posts
oh nevera, what cooling system does your friend use? | ||
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Nevera
Finland677 Posts
 My very own palonimo goes with air only 50mhz more than stock so I don't even bother thinking about overclocking untill I get entirely new system sometime in the future. The newer athlons ( the 2100+ is famous for this) may overclock allmost as nicely as p4's. For the thread starter: http://www.overclockers.com/ I am not into overclocking so much so I dunno what are the best sites but try that. With your 3.06 you should expect something like... umm 3.5 or so? | ||
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Meat
Netherlands3751 Posts
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esk0
Sweden1393 Posts
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TeRRaN)UsEr
Australia55 Posts
I'll explain it all - lots of the information here is sheer bullshit. Cheers! | ||
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