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http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=41456
Is this the world record :toast: , hope so cause asigning to this it should be:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=59753
I guess i have a good series of 2,4B, i'm working in it to hit the 4,0ghz :rolleyes:
WR?........i'd be surprised.......one of my P4 2.4B CPUs ran 3.6GHz fine......i used it for folding and all on stock cooling with Asrock P4 combo board........i don't think 3.7GHz would be a W.R. cause that chip sure would have smashed the crap out of that W.R. with some decent air or water cooling
Is that an ES, Srecko?
That 18x multi is suspicious. And no, it's not a WR.
EDIT: For some reason I this was a 2.4C....it might be a record after all (doubtful), but the multi makes sense now.
Well 2.4 GHz (NorthWood): Astral7 - 3701.90 MHz this is with 200 fsb northwood , and mine is better, where ist the wr for 133fsb?
suspicious...why.........that is a CPU with 533MHz bus ....18x133=2400Quote:
Originally Posted by Vapor
Well 2.4 GHz (NorthWood): Astral7 - 3701.90 MHz this is with 200 fsb northwood , and mine is better, where is the wr for 133fsb?
Didn't notice it was a 2.4B....lemme see if I can find a higher clocked one quickly.
EDIT: can't find anything immediately--looks like it's yours.
btw its air cooled with zalman 7700cu :)
Great a world record!
THx !!! :D
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Originally Posted by Srecko
Well you deserve it .... Good job!! :banana:
I did 3.6Ghz http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=35249 with c2Ghz and crepply mobo with BOX cooling.
I think with P4C800 and W/C 4Ghz screenie is very possible.
well, that's a celeron and this is a P4.... not really apples and apples.
That's a nice oc on that 2.4B, my 2.4C's in my sig.... is that a stable overclock or just one that's good enough to validate?
Its not stable but i'm going to try to change the ram and coolt the cpu with dry ice, the a 4ghz+ would be posssible for sure :)
with DICE on that i was betting more on 4.5++ ;) go for it :D
Make sure you're cooling your NB and MOSFETs..... at that high of a FSB and voltage those will be getting pretty hot. You've got the board to do it though, I loved my IC7-G.... it was an awesome overclocker.
pretty funny that an WR overclocking is established with air-cooling :)
Hehe its funny but it was suicide run soon i'm going to try to cool it with DICE :)
http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/Intel/Northwood/page2.htm
By Vigor From Japan
* Intel P4 Northwood 2.4BGhz (C1 Stepping)
* SL6EF
* EPoX EP-4PEAEI
* SEITEC DDR333 256MB (4:4:1)
* Canopus PWR-128P GTV
* V-TEC ARC Rev.3 DRYICECOOLING
* Vcore 1.875V
* Vddr 3.20V
* Windows 2000
seems to be even C1 core.. so maybe you'll get well over 4ghz with yours using DI :)
btw the 133fsb p4 WR is afaik rather high.. because of the 133fsb prescotts :P
P4 505 or 506..then celeron D....Quote:
Originally Posted by Srecko
I'm getting dry ice this month :) it's not expensive and then i'm going to try to get to 4,5ghz cause i can easy get to 3,8 or 3,9 with this on air, so i think with dry ice its going sure to at least 4,3 ghz :)
well i hope so :)
sa srecom srecko :lol:
Yes mine was also on air. I will try chiller first then CO2, maybe ln2 later. 2.4C is very important historically, at least for me.
Good luck Srecko :toast:
thx guys
i tried it now a few times again, and hit almost the 3,8 :)
Do you have some tips for me?
The mobo is Abit IC7 ?
IS my D1 stepping much better as the C1 ?
Maybe go 3-4-4-8 and up vAGP + cool NB, but I think you just plain need better cooling. Maybe try PCI video card.
We are both owned by:
If I can't get to 4.4GHz then Macci needs to replace me in WRDB.Quote:
Originally Posted by caater
We must to :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Astral7
I tried 3-4-4-8 the Nb is cooled SB to, i can try a pci video card :)
thx
Wow, Vigor used 1.85V to get up to that speed..... that's insane on an early Northwood.
Anyone now, what is WR for 2.0 celly?
C1 cpus did usually 3-3.2ghz, while D1 ocd to 3.5-3.8 and in rare occasions, even higher.Quote:
Originally Posted by Srecko
Well they didn't have it in the WR database, but if it's anything near the other Celeron M's it's around 5 gigs or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kasparz