[XPerties]

Hows that for a aeroflow heatsink and cooler...

Wait till next week when I get my new 3200 DDR ram...Im going to get 3.0...you just watch!

[XPerties]

BTW my temps are 35c for CPU and 31 for MB

[speedz]

nice. 35 c load?

[ThA_FiLeR]

Intel's are ez overclockers, especially with that nice heatsink you got xperties.. Max I ever had mine running @ was 1.53GHZ (XP1800), it performed better then a real XP1800 in benchmarks, to bad it wasn't stable (btw, I'm on a 1.33GHZ T-Bird AMD)

[XPerties]

speedz, on Feb 13 2003, 09:40 PM, said:

nice. 35 c load?

No, havent tested on full load yet...Will do that today.

[Aaron]

ThA_FiLeR what make of fan/heatsink do you use on your 1.33GHz to oc to 1.43GHz?

I'm interested cos I have a 1.33GHz thunderbird too.

[XPerties]

AaronXP, on Feb 14 2003, 08:31 AM, said:

ThA_FiLeR what make of fan/heatsink do you use on your 1.33GHz to oc to 1.43GHz?

I'm interested cos I have a 1.33GHz thunderbird too.

keep in mind he said it didnt run stable. I got my P4 to 3011 last night, but it wouldnt boot. AMD are such a pain to overclock, you pratically need water cooling to cool them. To dam hot for me

[XPerties]

ok My Temp specs on full load were as followed...

CPU 52c

Motherboard 32c

Thats lower than my normal temps with the Intel heatsink not over clocked, So its till preety good.

[zivan56]

This is the max I can get my P4 2.0Ghz up to with a retail HSF. After that, my monitor goes on and off every 10 secs, but everything still works
The idle stayed at 47*C like it does at 2Ghz

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[ThA_FiLeR]

XPerties, on Feb 14 2003, 08:38 AM, said:

AaronXP, on Feb 14 2003, 08:31 AM, said:

ThA_FiLeR what make of fan/heatsink do you use on your 1.33GHz to oc to 1.43GHz?

I'm interested cos I have a 1.33GHz thunderbird too.

keep in mind he said it didnt run stable. I got my P4 to 3011 last night, but it wouldnt boot. AMD are such a pain to overclock, you pratically need water cooling to cool them. To dam hot for me

I was talking about that it didnt run stable when it was @ 1.53GHZ (153fsbX10) which is compared to an XP1800 and performed better, but when my room temp went up some more it overheated and crashed.... but currently im running it stable @ 1.43 with a 143bus 10X multiplier, you can probably have it running stable also at 150 if your room temperatures are cooler (I live in FL, hot over here).. My current HSF is a Dragon Orb 3..

EDIT: Oh, and my current temperatures:

CPU: 44C
MoBo: 28C
Room Temperature: 20-22C

On a full load it goes up about 2-3C

[speedz]

isn't an AXP 1800 supposed to perform as as well as a theoritical t-bird @ 1.8 ghz?

[ThA_FiLeR]

speedz, on Feb 14 2003, 05:10 PM, said:

isn't an AXP 1800 supposed to perform as as well as a theoritical t-bird @ 1.8 ghz?

Don't know, either they started naming them Athlon XP's when they are above a specific mhz or its just a totally re-designed chip(which I think) b/c you can also buy XP chips that run at T-bird speed (mhz)..