Any succesful 633->950 OCs out there? What are the chances?

Innoka

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The Celeron 633 is the lowest celeron to currently be found where I am. You can get the 600 from some places but not necessarily cheaper than the 633. I am going for a FSB 100 overclock. I am aware of Overclockers.com but I find it isn't that current. If succesful it would work out a lot cheaper than a P!!!800. I already have a power cooling fan.
 

BlueWeasel

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A guy had the same question earlier today. Check out my responses to his post HERE.

I have heard that some of the 600s do not O/C as well as the 533 and 566s did. You may be better off with paying a little more and getting a pretested C2 633@950.

Hope this helps. . .
 

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Innoka,
You can check overclockers.com's database. I currently have a Celery II 633 running at 933mhz, but I'm running it at 1.85v. Personally I think that is alittle high, but I bought the chip for $80 so I'm not really concerned if I burn it out. I think the 633mhz is about as high as you want to go. For the safest bet I'd get a 566 and run it at 850mhz. That is suppose to be a very easy mark to hit with that chip. Good luck.
 

darren

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for the 4 comps i made with celery IIs, i've had great success o/c ing..
600 --> 900
600 --> 900
633 --> 950
633 --> 950

they were earlier cpus.. and i upped the voltage about 15% average..

sorry cant remember the details.
 

rbownes

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I have a Cel633 with a CUSL2-C and it will go to 950 @ 1.80v. But I get occasional freeze-ups. I could increase the voltage but I want to get a better hsf. I only have a Chrome Orb and I would like to get a FOP-32 instead. Then it should be cooler and more stable.
 

Blayze

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I have a Celeron 633 (retail cB0) that does 950 at 1.75v
will not do anything above 950 even at 1.85v :(

using a Abit VH6 motherboard
 

BlueWeasel

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Mine does the same thing, Blayze. I have a 633@950 at 1.75v but the chip will just not go any higher. I can bump my FSB up 102-103 and even with a voltage bump of 0.15v to 1.90 the chip will not run stable.

This is on an Abit BE6-II MB.
 

Innoka

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I would prefer a more certain round 100fsb or more overclock, reason being that I have found "underclocked" fsb settings unstable. I'm disappointed that I may not have a chance to reach the magic gigahertz with it...
 

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I would think that the Cco stepping Celeron 633 should have an excellent chance of hitting 950. My Celeron 600 does 900 at 1.65 volts and is very stable. I am using the Globalwin FHP 308 cooler. I will be helping a friend put a similar system together with a cCo Celeron 633 in a week or so. I will let you know how it goes. BTW, on Wintune benchmarks, my Celeron 600 @ 900 beats my PIII 500E @ 744 on the same motherboard.
Chuck
 

MrCraphead

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I too have the same problem with my Celeron 633 not going any higher than 100FSB. I think the Celeron 633's are reaching the max of intel's technology, just like how you can't really OC 1gHz chips that much.
 

Innoka

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I have bought a celeron. Is there anybody else who would like to contribute?
 

Wik

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I have had 4 C2 633@950 retail
My friends C2 633@998 OEM can do 1054 but the Gorb will not cool it enough.
 

hans007

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friend of mine's did 950 at 1.75 volts with a gorb. thats kinda lucky, its a cc0 though, so you should get a cc0 if you can
 

Innoka

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I have a Celeron in a security sealed package here. How would I know it's cc0 stepping- shouldn't I just assume it is? It's a delivery batch to my (big) supplier they've been waiting for.
 

Innoka

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Don't know, I'm not there to open the package and I might try to exchange it anyway. I have found the 950 would go like a P!!!800/100. Look at this for a sad fpu benchmark: 3D Studio Max2. Clock for clock the AMD chips are 50% better.
 

thermite88

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I am two for two overclocking Celeron2 633 to 950. Both need 1.80-1.85 volts vcore to run Prime95 stable indefinitely.

The Celeron2 is more motherboard sensitive than the P-3's. The Asus P3B-F and CUSL2 work well, but I have had stability problem with some other MB.

The Celeron2 950 does not run nearly as fast as the P3-700 oc to 933.
 

Innoka

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You might be right there.
Recently delivered Celerons are looking very good for overclocking; people are selling guaranteed overclocking 633s for only 5 extra. This means they must be just about all doing 950.
 

anvil

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Reaper,

You are using an abit bx6 r2 for your celery 633. So am I, but my bios (QR) does not recognize the 633. I don't know if that is a factor, but when I try to bypass the request to return to the bios setup after setting 100 mhz as the fsb, the thing will not boot and refuses to reboot until I take out the processor and insert my old PII. Do you have a different bios and what is the rt1 temperature? Finally, what is your slotket? Mine is MSI 6509.

anvil
 

SuperCyrix

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I have a CII 566 at 112 bus. Would it be any faster than a 633 overclocked to 950 on a 100mhz fsb?