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overclocking amd 2800 athlon xp
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Praetor
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9. November 2004 @ 08:57 |
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well i'll give u a lil sumfin to drooooll about!
how about An AXP 2800+ oc'd from 2.083 to 3.0 GHz ofcourse water cooled (thermaltake big water ($120))
Well for starters you cant do 64bit gaming worth crap. If you want to brag and impress do it on air cooling.
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Active Cooled Memory (2*80mm Fanz)
Yet any serious OCer knows good and well that memory cooling isnt such a big deal.....
Oh and what mobo?
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TCialek
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9. November 2004 @ 09:02 |
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Aw man, you got served, teztouz!
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agent-k
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9. November 2004 @ 09:47 |
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Dr.xp,
I just have to say that you have come a long way since the start of this thread.
At the beginning you knew nothing about overclocking, but you learned from others and are now teaching others.
That is exactly the sort of attitude expected from Afterdawn members.
You are a shining example to us all.
Keep up the good work.
Agent_k
Athlon XP2500+Barton OCd to XP3200+ running at 2.2Ghz
Cooled by Thermaltake Extreme Volcano 12
Asus A7N8X-E DeLuxe
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Molks
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9. November 2004 @ 13:59 |
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Hey Praetor,
I think its about time that this bragging was addressed.. We are 'poor' overclockers that are unaware of the tools of the masters.. (ie WATER) wow that was an amazing invention! I am doing my overclocking without water.. I am a supercomputing noob/nerd that needs the thing to run for *ever* overclocked. Water just evaporates over time man..
My mobo is a piece of crudd (a new A7N8X-E) that is never going to do better so I need an upgrade to get
1. Better stability of RAM timings
2. Higher Vcore overclocks
3. RAM Voltage increments
I as a peasent, will always go for aircooling since a good waterblock and radiator are as much as a better mobo and CPU combo.
Anyhow the guy has one of these working at 3.0 Ghz ? Proove it.. I want more info, benches, stability and tests. How did you test?
XP2500-M barton @ 2.7Ghz NexXxos water 1l/min flow
DDR400 2Gig
9800SE -> 9800pro
God is real unless declared integer
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TCialek
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9. November 2004 @ 14:15 |
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lol, this is good....
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aceprowl
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9. November 2004 @ 16:17 |
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HE SAID HEY "NUBS"!! HAHAHA, Well, I can SAY Then To "STUPIDITY"Quote:
Poor guyz....OC rookies!
well i'll give u a lil sumfin to drooooll about!
how about An AXP 2800+ oc'd from 2.083 to 3.0 GHz ofcourse water cooled (thermaltake big water ($120))
Active Cooled Memory (2*80mm Fanz)
All the cooling kits mentioned about r UV reactive and modded to fit my needs ;p
Hmm, $120(WATER)+ $100(CHIP) = $220!! THAT GETS ME A,
INTEL P4 CPU 3Ghz 800FBS Socket478 Retail FOR $230.00
Athlon 64 3400+ 1meg Cache CPU NEW, Retail Box $229.95
P4 3 Ghz 800Mhz CPU/ FAN/ MOTHERBOARD COMBO 3 ITEMS
Intel Chipset, Serial ATA Superior up to 150MB/s DTR
$229.00.
I would grab one of these chips before even looking at yours!!
SOOOO, ALL that work to o'c your system, for what?
Pathetic, NUB! You Are!!
I can o'c my system with stock air, with one touch of a button within bios. 2800mhz, 333fsb to 3200, 400fsb. Now that is something THAT WOULD MAKE ANYONE DROOOLLLL!!
I posted my work. teztouz, this is reality!! Water O'Cing Nub!!! Poor stupid teztouz! O YEAH, I'M STILL Droolllllllling!!!
THIS IS A Testimony of HOW MUCH OF AN IDIOT teztouz IS!!
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9. November 2004 @ 17:37 |
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thanx agent-k i have learned a lot from you guys.
im flatter.
lets keep tweaking those rigs :)
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9. November 2004 @ 17:41 |
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water cooling everybody knows it cools. aircooling bigger challenge more fun!! and with the proper fans is much the same.
Dr.xp
athlon xp 2800+ oc 2.2ghz
abit nf7
gigabyte 3d cooler max rpm (4400)
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teztouz
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9. November 2004 @ 18:50 |
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100% stable
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agent-k
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9. November 2004 @ 23:14 |
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Come on now guys,
less bickering, more helping.
Athlon XP2500+Barton OCd to XP3200+ running at 2.2Ghz
Cooled by Thermaltake Extreme Volcano 12
Asus A7N8X-E DeLuxe
2Gig PC3200 400DDR Dual Channel Ram
160Gb Seagate Barracuda
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teztouz
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10. November 2004 @ 02:19 |
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Ay guyz guyz...... Take it eazy don hate!
i only posted to share wit u some knowledge aight so don hate!
besidez Intel sux!
and i'm only waitin for the nv4 ultra chipset to arrive to a64 mobo'z !
READ THE FORUM RULES.
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Molks
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10. November 2004 @ 04:20 |
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Hey teztous,
I dont hate you dude, I was serious man, plz give us more information.
I would like to kmow some info about your CPU;
the stepping info and AXD numbers also the week and year the chip was made.
Mine is an AXD made in week 03 of 2004 (0403 I'll check as I forgot).
Also if you can tell us your mobo rev and make, mem timing and multiplier FSB clocks.
After this plz I want to know: what CPU watercooling block do you use and what pump?
I have some serious problems believing you (not because I dont want to!) because usually only phase change cooling can give such high Ghz overclocks.
The reason for this is simple. The die on the chip needs to be cooled immediately and the latency in water cooling systems and air cooling systems (not too bad with water if its very well set up) to do with heat expansion of the die stops the die functioning correctly.
I recently cut up my case to give better cooling, with an extra fan above the heatsink. I get 10 degrees cooler operation now on full load (43 down from 53).
Thanks,
Molks
XP2500-M barton @ 2.7Ghz NexXxos water 1l/min flow
DDR400 2Gig
9800SE -> 9800pro
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10. November 2004 @ 07:39 |
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@aceprowl
You need to stop being a jerk so knock it off. This is your first and only warning.
My killer sig came courtesy of bb "El Jefe" mayo.
The Forum Rules You Agreed To! http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/2487
"And there we saw the giants, and we were in our own sight as grasshoppers, and so we were in their sight" - Numbers 13:33 This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 10. November 2004 @ 07:40
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10. November 2004 @ 10:39 |
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hey!! guys let go easy!!
lets do something those who use aircooling(like me) lets do the best we can registered our numbers,pictures everything. and you water guys the same like a competition ill be fun know we can proof what best water or air.
Dr.xp
abit nf7
athlon xp 2800+ oc 2.2ghz
gigabyte 3d cooler max speed (4400rpms)
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TCialek
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10. November 2004 @ 10:48 |
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If you're going to compete you better use cooing power for the price rather than cooling power alone. If you only compare cooling power, water will most likely win every time.
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g33k
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16. November 2004 @ 04:15 |
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Well not being one to brag...
AMD AthlonXP 2800+ @ 2500MHz (12.5x200) 1.75V
512MB A-Data DDR @ 400MHz
ABIT nF7 rev. 2.0 mobo running stock voltage
GeCube Radeon 9800Pro 128MB 462/790
Running on 550W Topower Satin PSU (true 550W,peak 660W)
iCute case with 4 blue 80mmx38mm LED fans 81cfm each
Custom made watercooling with custom chrome tank 3/8" fittings in and out, Eheim 1048 pump 300Liters/h, heater core radiator from 1989 Nissan Bluebird, 120mm Sunon fan 108cfm blowing directly on it, 3/8" Eheim vinyl pipe going to custom made copper CPU block and Zalman GPU block. Note CPU to block contact is 1.2.
My temps are: 21 idle / 33 load, no BS. Note i made the watercooling my self and my own tests prove that it is better then the $300 Aquarius H20 cooling solution.
Now that is performance. Note, my two 74GB 10k WD Raptors are h20 cooled as well.
AMD AthlonXP 2800+ @ 2.5GHz (200x12.5) 21/34
Custom built watercooling w/Nissan heater core rad
512MB A-Data PC2700 @ 400MHz
GeCube 9800Pro @ 452/790 (watercooled w/ Zalman block)
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teztouz
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16. November 2004 @ 04:50 |
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I WILL READ THE FORUM RULES ABOUT ALL-CAPSING. ANOTHER VIOLATION AND I WILL BE BOOMED
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16. November 2004 @ 11:07 |
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man that pc is cool show us some pics
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16. November 2004 @ 11:50 |
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hey g33k give us more details about that custom made water cooling? sound interesting im planing to something with a small portable a/c but dont know how yet!.
right now i got a lot of case fans (sound like a 1ton a/c unit jejeje).
Dr.xp
abit nf7
athlon xp 2800+ oc to 2.21ghz (artic silver 5)
gigabyte 3d cooler max speed (4400rpms) 37-42cº
7 case fans.
2 outakes (rear),2 intakes (front),1 intake (side panel), 1 memory cooler fan (thermaltake 4000rpm 40mm fan whit heat spreaders).
i am an air cooler fan love fans!!
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g33k
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18. November 2004 @ 01:43 |
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Well if you're after rads then i urge you NOT to buy one of those brandname ones. Go for a car heater core, these are way better then those factory made PC watercooling ones. When it comes to pumps bigger isnt always better, for eg a 600L/h pump isnt always better then a 300L/h as water that is pumped to fast dosnet get enough time to cool down. 300L Eheim 1046 is good for most applications.
A highspeed 120mm fan is a must, preferrably moves around 80-110 cfm (3000-5000rpm).
As for fittings i recommend 3/8" fittings, you can use 1/2" if you like though. Well afterwards with a decent h20 setup you should lower those temps by about 10+ degrees celsius.
AMD AthlonXP 2800+ @ 2.5GHz (200x12.5) 21/34
Custom built watercooling w/Nissan heater core rad
512MB A-Data PC2700 @ 400MHz
GeCube 9800Pro @ 452/790 (watercooled w/ Zalman block)
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18. November 2004 @ 04:35 |
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ok, i need the heater core and a pump (from a car or one for pc) you much did you spend on that brand new or second hand (like a junker).
let me know please so i can get the proper hardware then ill ask for installation details later.
Dr.xp
abit nf7
athlon 2800+ oc to 2.21ghz
gigabyte 3d cooler max speed (4400rpms) artic silver 5
512 dual channel pc-2700 (2x256)
msi fx 5200 (with intel socket 7 fan on the back f gpu)4000rpm.
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TCialek
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18. November 2004 @ 08:43 |
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You should try mounting your radiator outside your house or in a remote room to keep the room your computer is in from over heating. While you're at it, you might as well hook up the water cooler to your Northbridge and video card, and if you can jimmy-rig something, surround your power supply and maybe the HDD(s) with some kind of heat sink. Now I'm fantasizing. I just think it would be cool to try empty most of the heat from inside the case to a totally different location. Just think: no fans? a silent computer. My room gets really hot in the summer and spring from my computer. Maybe I could set up the radiator in the intake vent of the central AC. Hmmm, this sounds like a huge project. I will make it happen, some time?. and I will be sure to tell you all about it.
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Molks
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18. November 2004 @ 12:49 |
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Hey, Chill, chill with all that O wow man.
Radiators are what you need, yes, we all need. Problem is if you are going to dump all your heat some place you have to use pumps.
I would prefer a peltier solution with water cooling myself, but I cant be bothered what with all the other stuff I have to do to set it up yet.
Sorry to say this but my mobo, cpu solution will NOT overclock my 2800XP (on air). The problem is simply that I have a stubborn CPU.
XP2500-M barton @ 2.7Ghz NexXxos water 1l/min flow
DDR400 2Gig
9800SE -> 9800pro
God is real unless declared integer
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18. November 2004 @ 14:47 |
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hello tcialek
ok ill wait until you get it done sounds like some big project but personal satisfaction of building your thing is what counts thats the fun off all this!!
(did i get too sentimental...jajajaja).
the think is my place got only two rooms i have no space so i need to plan that very well.
will keep in touch.
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Jagerbrth
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18. November 2004 @ 19:36 |
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Hi all,
just joined and have enjoyed the thread, but I am new to the OC'ing, and I am curious how to do this easily and safely. If I hit the 2.2 ghz stable I will be happy.
I guess I am a little confused with the whole 'multiplier' and the possible need to adjust the vcore.
i'm now wishing i had the 2500+ ;)
any help you can supply would be great. I have no intentions on water cooling, I'm just trying to make what i have last until i go nuts with a new system and PCI vid.
Thanks,
Jagerbreath
Amd 3000+ Barton 400mhz
Thermaltake K7 Volcano 11+
1Gb (2x512) Corsair DDR PC3200 (400mhz)
Asus A7N8X Deluxe nForce2-U400
Radeon 9700 Pro (still love the value)
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