good numbers?????

GTI125

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P4 3.2C overclocked to 3.5
temp at idle 37.5C

this is what i have
abit IC7-MAX3
OCZ PC4000



 

Algere

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For how long?

I usually use Prime95, SETI@Home, etc. for a good 30 min. to an hour to drive the temps up real good. I also forgot to ask but what's the ambient temp too?
 

GTI125

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just ran SiSoft Sandra for about 30mins and the cpu temp only got to 42C, also the room temp is 68F
 

Margalus

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run the torture test in prime95 to test for stability and load temps. The torture test is under the options menu. download HERE
 

exar333

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I would say lower the multiplier and keep raising the FSB baby!! you can always lossen the timings a little on that good RAM, you should have no prob hitting 3.6-3.8 if you have good cooling. Is that RAM EL or standard? The unknown is always the cpu too, it might be a winner or it not be...its a crapshoot, but thats what makes OC'ing so much fun :)

Edit: BTW, follow Margalus and do every test you can do...always a good idea!
 

Renob

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I would say lower the multiplier and keep raising the FSB

P4s are multiplier locked, I would crank that FSB way up.
 

Soulkeeper

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well considering that my prescott at 3.2ghz idles at about twice that temp with that same motherboard.
i would say yur doing pretty good
 

MichaelZ

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I would say lower the multiplier and keep raising the FSB

P4s are multiplier locked, I would crank that FSB way up.

wouldn't it be nice if they weren't? we can all dream can't we :)