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[Nvyseal]

Very sweet, and the temps are right on too

[adriandkicks]

My new conroe setup is running @ 3.6 on air.

I personally wouldnt run a venice core amd over 55C because the core max is only like 60-63C so watch temps.

Personally I like my Pentium D 930 setup... Phase with R504 coolant colling a second phase unit containing Co2... @5.5GHZ @ -120C

Edited by adriandkicks, 24 July 2006 - 09:36 AM.

[BlueScreenOfDeath]

stormrosson, on Jul 18 2006, 11:45 AM, said:

ok here goes guys, I use an XP-90 with a 92mm panaflo for cooling, I'm using a DFI NF4 LP D, that I hard modded to an sli ultra, my ram divider is at 150mhz, I use 4x512 mB Super Talent single bank PC3200 dimms at 2.7 v. 3-3-3-6-2t , my cpu is at 9x300mhz HTT and 1.5 vcc, my HT is at 3x or 900mhz, this gives my final clocks of 2700 mhz cpu, 225mhz ram speed, hope this helps :cool2:oh yeah my cpu idle temps are around 31c and 41-42 under load with both cores.

Awesome i think i'll try that

[Nvyseal]

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http://forums.vr-zon...ead.php?t=83851

[BlueScreenOfDeath]

Stock Speed : 1.8 ghz ( 200x9)
vcore: 1.27v
RAM: 200x2

Final Results:

2.5 GHz
278x9
vcore: 1.4
RAM: 179x2
HTT: 1668

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[m.oreilly]

nice job there :smoke:

[David_Heavey]

I got my 3800 x2 up to just under 2.6 stable but when summer hit I put it back to stock. Got a wee bit hot in there

[RJsPC]

I think this is my best OC to date on the FX62

Still pushing on my X6800 Conroe

[chriso_86]

Dang RJ!! You are amazing!! I wish I had an eighth of the knowledge you have on overclocking!!

[ShadowFox]

someone have a guide on how to OC an Intel Pentium 4?

[Camaro]

here is my overclock on my brothers comp I just put together for him

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[ShadowFox]

someone throw me together a guide for ocing a pentium 4 2.0 non HT I wanna push this thing I wanna see how much I can get outta it

[Nvyseal]

I've been asking for this too Shadow

[Camaro]

Any over clock Starts in your bios, go into the bios an look around do not change anything but try to remember the settings an what options they have, as the bios is on you mother board knowing which motherboard will help tremendously.

[ShadowFox]

*grabs the note pad and a pen* sigh... I'll work on it tomorrow lol