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1.6A-2.2A Northwood Database and 2.4A Overclockers.

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2.4a@2.7GHz 1.5v (Can do 3.07GHz @ 1.8v)

Watercooled

p4b533-v
512mb Samsung pc2700 Original
Visiontek geforce4 4600
Enermax 431w ps
 
1.6@2.4 (150fsb) 3:4 400ddr...all I ever tested at default!!!


1) 1.51v actual as seen by 3 different progs....Epox undervolts so I had to raise it to 1.575v in bios to get 1.51v actual. drops to only 1.48v under load...

2)Alpha 8942t w/ ystech 80mm fan...w/ AS2

3)Epox 4BDA / 512mb Corsair PC3200 ddr/ Radeon 8500le/ Antec 350watt
 


1.6A@2.2
bg7
512 mb corsair value select 2700
FSB 140
cpu/dram 3:4
memory: 373 MHz
vcore: 1.48V (default)
memory: 2.48V (default)
temp: 40 C
retail hsf
 
Here is my data:
P4 1.8 A @ 2.52 Ghz... 140 fsb, 1:1 memory ratio 004 Batch, Packaged on 06/10/02

1. The overclock above was achieved with default Northwood voltage -1.5V

2. ThermalTake Volcano 7+, at low setting (3000 RPM, its quiet 😀)... Picked one up for $31.00 shipped (alpha 8942 rules, but me/poor)
Arctic Silver II....

3. Gigabyte 8irxp, 384 Mb of Crucial PC 2100 RAM, retail Radeon 8500, generic 350 W power supply

With fresh installation of Windows XP, the system is rock stable.....
 
Hi everyone,

just picked up a P4 1.6A, EpoX 4G4A+, and 256mb Corsair XMS 2700 333mhz CAS 2 from mwave today

CPU Info:
P4 1.6A GHZ/512/400/1.5V
SL 668 Costa Rica

1) 1.525 Vcore

2) Stock HSF with Arctic Silver 3

3) a. EpoX 4G4A+
b. 256mb Corsair XMS 2700 333mhz Cas2 (currently at 1:1)
c. Gainward Geforce Ti200 128mb (not overclocked)
d. Enermax 350watt PS


Hoping to get 2.4 🙂 anyone got any suggestions? It won't post with 150FSB..maybe i should up the vcore some more? do i need to up the agp and other stuff? whats the 1:1 and 3:4 memory setting mean?

thanks again guys 🙂
 
P4 2.0A @2.67 133fsb
Vcore 1.6 (probe show 1.65V), able to boot up using default but 100% cpu crash game.
retail hsf.
 
Just got me a new backup system:

Asus p4s333
p4 1.6a @ 2.2 stock voltage(does 2.4 @ 1.6v)
AVC sunflower
Samsung 512mb Original pc2700
geforce4 ti4200 stock
 
Hi all, new here, but been studying this overclocking thing for a while and finally decided to go for it. My old Dell PIII setup was feeling a bit underpowered compared to the 2+ Ghz setups everyone has these days...

Here's mine:

1. 1.8A @ 2.52 (140 fsb) default 1.5v
2. Alpha 8942 w/ Sunon 50cfm and ASIII. (OK, so it's not stock Intel HSF...)
3. Corsair XMS 3200 (rev 2.1, cas 2.5) @ DDR 420 2-6T-3-3 (2:3)

I'm thinking this is very good, considering I'm running everything (w/ a bunch of drives, fans, and a cold cathode) at only 300watts. The pack date for the processor is 6/9/02, Made in the Phillipines. Does anyone know how high this one can go, preferrebly, at around 1.65-1.7v max? I can't test too much higher because my PSU can't provide the juice! I have a feeling I can get around 2.7Ghz stable with more juice. What do ya'll think? Even if I can't, 2.52 Ghz is more than sufficient for me....!

Anyway, been considering modding and OCing quite a while, and this is my first attempt (it's so danged easy these days!). My old 933PIII was crampin my style....so here I am! This looks to be a fun hobby 🙂
 
Here's a question....

when I bump down my CPU to 133 fsb, it's read in the bios as a "Pentium 4 2.40B" processor. For those that have 1.8As, does your CPU read the same under bios?

If so, then I guess the current 1.8As are really just underclocked 2.4Bs....? Or do I just have a 1.8A that happens to be an underclocked 2.4B?

 
P4 2.0A @ 2605mhz 130fsb 3:4 DDR347

1.60v
Alpha 8942 w/panaflo 24cfm; AS3
Asus P4B533-V; 2 x Samsung PC2700-CTL

haven't tried going beyond that yet

EDIT: if i got a stronger fan for my CPU, do you guys think my CPU would cool down A LOT more, allowing me to o/c more? my current temps are like 44 on idle and around low 50s on load
 
Heres mine

1.6A @ 2.43 152FSB, 1:1 (couldn't do 3:4 on the sucky ram)

1. Default Voltage

2. Retail HS w/ AS2 then Volcano 7+ on lowest fan speed (a whopping 10 degrees lower under full load)

3. Asus P4B533, Kingston PC2100, Future Power 400watt.


Pic of it

EDIT
After 40 mins of Prime 152FSB failed, but runs fine at 150 overnight with prime
 
1.6A @ 2240(140fsb, 1.55V)

Arkua cooler w/ASIII

Abit BD7-RAID, 512 Samsung, Abit Ti 4400, Enermax 350
 
Here is my second chip!!

1.6@2.4 (133fsb) 3:4 354mhz ddr...tested 18hours prime95

may do 1-2 fsb more...I am tired of testing it...It maxes out at 2.61ghz w/ 1.71v idle/ 1.66v load and 387mhz ddr cas 2,6,2,2


1) 1.53v actual as seen by 3 different progs....drops to 1.5v under load...

2)Alpha 8942t w/ ystech 80mm fan...w/ AS2

3)Epox 4BDA / 512mb Corsair PC3200 ddr/ Radeon 8500le/ Antec 350watt



 
What is with all the 1.6 vcores??? Turn off the vcore boost on those asus mobos and test again....You are skewing the results....


.1v for me gets me 100mhz higher, but isn't telling the true story....


Are the boards dropping that much during load that 1.5v is what it is running at??
 
i managed to get my P4 2.0 @2.667 (133fsb)using asusp4s533 at default Vcore up and running but it crash sandra at about 5minutes.
Then i bring up the Vcore to 1.525 (.025 increase) and now it is very stable with no problem.
 
Duvie,you can't turn off the Vcore boost on the asus that I am aware of.I checked high and dry to see if their was a way.Atleast with my P4B533 you can't.It will just automatically overvolt 0.06 at idle.They shouldn't be getting a .10 overvolt,thats alot.I am not sure about certain other Asus models if they have that option to turn it off,but I doubt it.There is a jumper you set to give you settings all the way to 1.95V,but you will just toast your chip at that setting 🙂
 
Yeah...I know about the .06 overvolt by the newer boards but I thought maybe someone was using the jumper to be calling a .1v overvolt default. I know the math wouldn't work and likely a jumper boost and standard asus vcore boost should actuully be more like 1.66v...Sound like they would have had to use a +0.05v as well as the standard default asus boost...
 
I am curious as to whether i should use the retail heatsink/fan for P41.8 or buy something better.

I would like something quiet as possible.
will be overclocking

any suggestions??

 
P4 1.8A @ 2412 134FSB
1.5V, Asus P4T533, 256MB 4200 RDRAM, Ti4200, 350 Enermax power supply..

I haven't tried going farther than 134 right now.. Will later though.

Now up to 2645, 147FSB.. oops, thats that 1.6v though..
 
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