Athlon Classic Users!!!! - - What are YOU running at?? =)

[Spoooon]

Chuckie It depends on whether you're going to get a GFD or not. If not, the most you're likely going to get is around 770(7.0x110). With a GFD, there's no telling. I would guess atleast 850-900. But you'd need to up the voltage a bit. If you're going to do straight FSB overclocking, you shouldn't need to up the voltage since you're not going to get much extra speed out of it.

 

[chuckieland]

I try it that max i can do is to 735 with 105 fsb
can't push anymore higher
thanks for your information

 

[CHiMPBizKiT]

chuckie, the highest i got was 770 with my Soyo board. I got 900 with a GFD.

 

[Rigoletto]

oops

 

[Rigoletto]

In England a GFD (Freespeed Pro) costs £30. A Duron 650 will cost~£50. Since the Duron requires a new mobo, I think it possible and cost effective to bridge the gap with a goldfinger device. Like, I EXPECT my 600 will go to 750 and I HOPE to 800. I figure such a CPU will go to 2003 OK, but maybe I should pick up 256Mb memory till then.
Remember that those Athlons cost quite a lot more than Durons do now... not easy to kiss that investment goodbye...

 

[rempe]

750@1100 abit ka7

 

[roth]

blah.
Must not be a 750 core.

 

[cabojoe]

Athlon 850 @ 1028 1/3 L2 1.95 volts
Abit KA7
128 megs Mushkin Rev.2 PC-133 running cas2 at 144 mhtz.
Ninja Micros FreeSpeed Pro goldfinger
GlobalWin FKK32 Heatsink/Fans
Creative Annihilator 2 GeForce GTS
Sound Blaster Live
MS Digital Sound System
HP 8x4x32 Burner
48x CD-ROM
Kingston Nic
WireSpeed DSL Modem

 

[divide by zero]

Athlon 800@950 w/Northwind GFD, ver 3.0, 1.8v
Abit KA7-RAID

512M mem @ 100 (cannot get it to 133)
Hercules Prophet Geforce II 64meg
Kenwood 72x
Pioneer 8x tray DVD
Plextor 12/10/32x, Burnproof CDRW
SB Live! Platinum
2x IBM 75GXP 30gig
in a SX1030 case

Hey, Insane3D!

 

[JokerF15]

i got my athlon classic 750@863 at 1.75 volts. i can hit 945 at 1.95 but runs to hot for air cooling! =) need a peltier or something else.

Slot A tbird, 700@1 gig!!!!!!!!! i ran it at 900 at 1.6 volts, which is below default (rock solid) but i like seeing 3 zero's =D

 

[Spoooon]

Some of you guys really need to invest in a GFD. It makes overclocking that much easier.