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Old 1st March, 2006, 01:52 PM
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Talking San diego @ 2.720GHz
Not an extreme overclock but I am happy with this speed. Useing stock cooler, stock voltage and value Corsair memory on my Epox 9npa+ Ultra MB. I only have an "old" 340W PSU and I don´t want to blow it up just yet . Temp is about 45-47 C @ full load.

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Not bad at all
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Not extreme indeed but the least one can say is "exellent"

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Not extreme indeed but the least one can say is "exellent"

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pretty good for everything at stock
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I can get my 4000+ to around 2.8Ghz I won't know the full potential till I get ym ram prboem fixed.
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I can get my 4000+ to around 2.8Ghz I won't know the full potential till I get ym ram prboem fixed.
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I had it up to 2.8GHz and memory @ 200Mhz but figured it was better to max out the memory @ 227Mhz and that gave 2720Mhz on the CPU. Besides this PSU have 15Amp +12V rail and I don´t think it can take that much more . Oh I upped the graphics card abit too now runing 481/1150. What can I say, BF2 runs pretty good now I am a happy camper...

Oddly the Corsair value select DDR400 didn't run any better with 2.8V and I didn't try any more voltage. Still 227Mhz is pretty good for those I guess.

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I have amazing RAM but it doesn't work for some reason.
2-2-2-5 @ 200Mhz
for me it's
2-3-2-5 @ 160Mhz
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I have amazing RAM but it doesn't work for some reason.
That's amazing
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2-2-2-5 @ 200Mhz
for me it's
2-3-2-5 @ 160Mhz
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Nice OC with stock cooler
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