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had my 1.4 at 1.8Ghz 1.85V, now in my dads rig at 1.53Ghz 1.5V 4500rpm fan@ 5V, runnin my dual XP's at stock 1900+, server 1700+@1700+ 1.4V Passive with an Alpha 8045 55C max load, T-Bird [email protected] 1.72V, had a few Duron 1.3 Chips that did stock at 1.5V, made 1.5Ghz with a few 1.8-5v, all...

good luck! :)

kids will be kids! btw, i'm a bit confused, exactly how old are ya fury? i thought u were older than 16 :)

10, i don't know whats an inning :D

yes, try F8 or CTRL before you see the windows startup logo. if the 16 colour is just due to the display adapter drivers not installed yet, and you're in normal startup, in device manager go to hard disk controllers, and look for any yellow ? or ! signs, if they are like that, suggest you...

hi, Livin, don't get me wrong, but i suggest you get some pros to do this job, i'm not getting at you, but you need some fundemental knowledge of networking thats a mite past that of a hobbyist networker to setup something like what you are describing.

i'm physically sick, my greed hormones are pumping, must have one must have one must have one :cry::scared:

yup, thermal grease once used properly is tons better than pads, use as little as possible as a general rule, you want a thin layer on the core, thats all. up to round 55C - 60C loaded is acceptable, but would like to keep it in the 40's if possible

well glad to hear! :D

thats just an enginerring sample, AMD prob figures that the installer would have enough 'experience' with the socket A chips to install it properly, wonder if any AMD tech ever crushed a core? :D

overclocked to 1.6Ghz 1.75v, 1.466Ghz stock, not too impressive. posted this at HWC too, but since some folks might not go there, i posted it here too :D

jokes on you :D i'd be scared to own a GXP 75 :D 5 dead uns, and bout 70% death on my clients machines. thousands possibly dying overall (even other models than those stated), be afraid, very afraid :p:p:p

in this situation, where you have the choice of 2 1600Mhz processors, and do not want to overclock, definetly get the Athlon XP :)

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yeah, but people who bought williametes should be shot too :D

not really, the 1.6A can do some whopin speeds that an XP can never beat ;) some XP's are not cheaper than 1.6A's here, if you're overclockin, the 1.6A is the right route, if not, XP then :) That argument might have been right a few months ago, but since the Northwood, Intel is leapin away...

aye, talk bout major embarrasment! :D

used that back in my K6-2 days! used to get toughie 400 and 500 chips to 450- 550 after i hit em hard with that proggie like for 3 days straight :D burn in don't work too well with Socket A chips i found :(

oh well, just got a slightly cracked Duron to my name, works still too! and i'm sure i installed well over 500 Socket A chips so far :p

i agree, and most 1800-2000+ chips do 2100+ anyways plus you got the lil advantage of the bus speed bein higher if u ain't unlocked it.