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4.05GHz ON 2.4A....amazing

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Just admire and drool
over my amazing overclock haha jp



this chip is AMAZING.....
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im amazed but i cant wait till you come to school with a frown on ur face cuz ur cpu exploded
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Sweet...but 38 second Superpi? What the hell is the RAM at?
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pbasil1
damn man thats insane! i have a 3.0E and i cant break 3.75...
wanna trade!
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Can it run any stability tests or game at that speed or is that just a 38 second suicide run? Post a 32M if you can!
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Originally Posted by sccr64472

Can it run any stability tests or game at that speed or is that just a 38 second suicide run? Post a 32M if you can!

It not stable in OCCT...only for lke 6% then failed just ran a test for 3.6 and it passed


Says 0% becasue it just went back to 0 for some reason, its really lame.....went to 100% then to 0%
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Originally Posted by pbasil1

damn man thats insane! i have a 3.0E and i cant break 3.75...
wanna trade!

Your hyperthreaded prescott will perform better than the 2.4AE chip. At around 3.75ghz your super pi 1mb should be below 35seconds if all things are good. The reason why those chips clock so high is because they have such a high multi.
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Damn me and my northwood! Why WHY could I not have gotten a prescott
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Awsome overclock man. Very impressive.
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Just let me know when you tack on another 100MHz


Nice OC dude
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Originally Posted by wowza

Just let me know when you tack on another 100MHz


Nice OC dude


Thanks man, i think i could get it stable on 4.0, but there no need i booted and had good temps, but not in a hurry, maybe one day....but for now its staying at 3.6.....the temps are awsome with my new XP-90....
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wudaddy
Thats an insane overclock! Good work.
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Is 38seconds normal for a 4ghz p4? that seems a bit high to me :s correct me if im mistaken
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Ropey
With my wife's 630 3.0 @ 4.02Ghz I get 32 seconds. Is yours a Northwood or Prescott?

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i did 1m superpi in 35s must be something with ur ram.
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yeah, thats like what, a 65% oc? damn yo.
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Prescott core, the 2.4AE is a prescott. The reason why his SuperPi runs are so high is mainly due to his processor FSB, being 225. The extra cache helps, though this processor wouldn't compare to a 3GHz processor @ 4GHz. Also, run the latest SuperPi Orange, 1.4. I got 36ish basically due to running my memory on a 5:4 devider. Also, many people don't realize that SuperPi is based off of 50% processor speed and 50% memory speed (timings, bus speed)
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I was running upper 39's with my 2.4c @ 3.18 with a bus speed of 1060, and a lowsy divider @3/2 pc2100, so my times werent that great. You probably need to step up to some better ram and yould probably hit lower numbers in pi and yould probably have a more stable overclock.
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Originally Posted by wowza

Prescott core, the 2.4AE is a prescott. The reason why his SuperPi runs are so high is mainly due to his processor FSB, being 225. The extra cache helps, though this processor wouldn't compare to a 3GHz processor @ 4GHz. Also, run the latest SuperPi Orange, 1.4. I got 36ish basically due to running my memory on a 5:4 devider. Also, many people don't realize that SuperPi is based off of 50% processor speed and 50% memory speed (timings, bus speed)

Yea me and mumbles did that before we booted up with it at 4.0GHz
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Think I'll be able to hit 3.0 With my Northwood 2.4C?
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