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 May 1 2003, 04:27 PM
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Wow!! This is one impressive little CPU! I built it for a customer, (first Barton core) and I must say that I am really impressed! I took it from the stock 1800mhz to 2000 without much trouble at all! Thats with pc2700 memory also! I am rather curious as to what it could do with better memory. The temps idle were around 33 and at load about 40, it also had a cheapo 70mm heatsink on it.....I think i may have to get myself one...Does anyone else out there have one yet??
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May 1 2003, 04:53 PM
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 Space for rent...  Posts: 2,796 Joined: 16-March 03 From: Wisconsin Member No.: 3,582 |
WOW, that sound great.
What are stock speeds for 3000+? -------------------- "Why build one when you can build two at twice the cost?"
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May 1 2003, 05:25 PM
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 Member Posts: 146 Joined: 19-July 02 From: Portland, Oregon Member No.: 1,718 |
He's right about these Bartons: I took my 2500 up to over 2GHz the first day (195fsb) and my RAM is only 2700 as well, with little or no temp changes.
-------------------- MSI K7n2-L|AMD-Barton2500@195 fsb|Volcano 16|2X 256Mb Mushkin@390Mhz|100Meg 7200rpm 2Mb buffer WD HD|16X DVD-CompUSA|NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 (OC'd-315/620)|14,123 3dMark2001SE
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May 1 2003, 05:32 PM
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 search the forums before you post!!!!  Posts: 3,484 Joined: 23-April 02 From: down south Member No.: 947 |
thats impressive
-------------------- asus a7n8x deluxe (planning to mod)
2500 barton@2.4ghz 512 mb geil pc 3200 9700 pro 80 gb maxtor 160 gb maxtor 4 blue case fans 2 cc custom watercooling setup |
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May 1 2003, 06:26 PM
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Space for rent... Posts: 2,796 Joined: 16-March 03 From: Wisconsin Member No.: 3,582 |
If you actually got a good heatsink and fan (SLK-900 and Vantec Tornado 92mm) then you should get even higher speeds
-------------------- "Why build one when you can build two at twice the cost?"
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May 2 2003, 02:57 AM
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 ASUS OVERCLOCKER Posts: 2,327 Joined: 11-January 03 From: Belgium/Bree Member No.: 2,830 |
so if i understand it right, to OC a barton, you don't need faster ram, then your mobo supports? you could even do it with slower ram?
that sounds great. also the temp management, is really impressive :-) -------------------- P4 2.8Ghz----> 3.300Ghz
ASUS P4PE fsb clocked to 628Mhz 1.024MB DDR 400 (GEIL) 416Mhz 120 Gb 8mb cache WD Sparkle Ti 4600 [324-739] 17" TFT Belinea 3dmark2001->18479 thermalrigth slk900+120 mm fan .: Hardware Lab.co.uk :. |
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May 2 2003, 09:33 AM
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Member Posts: 146 Joined: 19-July 02 From: Portland, Oregon Member No.: 1,718 |
I run what I call a Volcano 16 (=7+ copper core with V9 replacement fan 7+9=16).
So yeah, my cooling is pretty good. I took it right up to 195, at 1:1 with my PC2700 RAM and it ran fine. With NForce2 boards you really get the best performance by matching all your buses as best as you can. You could put PC2100 in, divide the RAM bus down, and OC your CPU, but you will see less performance gain that you might expect. At least, that is what I have read. I didn't try two different RAM speeds and everything, just kept upping the FSB until I got close to 200 (may yet get there when I'm bored one day), and then upped my AGP bus to 92 (1/2 of fsb I figure). I hit over 14k on 3dMark2001SE with that on a Ti4400 GF4 card and 512RAM on Win98SE. I think the Barton is much better than Palimino (shocker there), and from reading around, OCs with less Temp change than most T-Breds (I know the only real diff is the L2 cache). I saw 3-4C going from 166FSB to 195FSB. -------------------- MSI K7n2-L|AMD-Barton2500@195 fsb|Volcano 16|2X 256Mb Mushkin@390Mhz|100Meg 7200rpm 2Mb buffer WD HD|16X DVD-CompUSA|NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 (OC'd-315/620)|14,123 3dMark2001SE
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May 2 2003, 01:23 PM
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Member Posts: 362 Joined: 22-March 03 Member No.: 3,632 |
yes, it is a very nice CPU.
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May 2 2003, 03:39 PM
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ASUS OVERCLOCKER Posts: 2,327 Joined: 11-January 03 From: Belgium/Bree Member No.: 2,830 |
a volcano 16...
-------------------- P4 2.8Ghz----> 3.300Ghz
ASUS P4PE fsb clocked to 628Mhz 1.024MB DDR 400 (GEIL) 416Mhz 120 Gb 8mb cache WD Sparkle Ti 4600 [324-739] 17" TFT Belinea 3dmark2001->18479 thermalrigth slk900+120 mm fan .: Hardware Lab.co.uk :. |
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May 3 2003, 07:21 AM
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Member Posts: 146 Joined: 19-July 02 From: Portland, Oregon Member No.: 1,718 |
I had to come up with something...you can call your CPU cooler anything you want
-------------------- MSI K7n2-L|AMD-Barton2500@195 fsb|Volcano 16|2X 256Mb Mushkin@390Mhz|100Meg 7200rpm 2Mb buffer WD HD|16X DVD-CompUSA|NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 (OC'd-315/620)|14,123 3dMark2001SE
I'm not normal, I'm just a sociopath that fits in better than most. |
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