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Lifer
I am planning on an upgrade soon and would like to hear some different perspectives on overclocking. I plan on ordering a stick of 512 Corsair XMS3200C2 memory tomorrow to complete my upgrade. Here is a list of the parts I have bought so far:
Abit KX7-333R mb
AMD XP 1600+ (AGOIA stepping)
Antec TruePower 430W psu
Thermaltake Volcano 7+ hsf
Parts I will be using from current system:
IBM 60G hdd
ATI Radeon 64mb VIVO (will upgrade later)
Creative SB Live! Platinum 5.1
I believe that I will only be limited by my cpu as to how far I can o/c. My question concerns stability. I plan on using the 5:2:1 divder ratio. This provides stability at 166 fsb (with agp at 66Mhz and pci at 33Mhz). How much higher can I set the fsb and still have stablity for my cards and hdd? I know others are able to o/c to the extreme, but I keep hearing about data corruption and unstable systems due to agp and pci buses being too far from specs.
I want to hear everyone's experience with this. Thanks!
~box
Abit KX7-333R mb
AMD XP 1600+ (AGOIA stepping)
Antec TruePower 430W psu
Thermaltake Volcano 7+ hsf
Parts I will be using from current system:
IBM 60G hdd
ATI Radeon 64mb VIVO (will upgrade later)
Creative SB Live! Platinum 5.1
I believe that I will only be limited by my cpu as to how far I can o/c. My question concerns stability. I plan on using the 5:2:1 divder ratio. This provides stability at 166 fsb (with agp at 66Mhz and pci at 33Mhz). How much higher can I set the fsb and still have stablity for my cards and hdd? I know others are able to o/c to the extreme, but I keep hearing about data corruption and unstable systems due to agp and pci buses being too far from specs.
I want to hear everyone's experience with this. Thanks!
~box