Hi all,
I currently have an unlocked 2400+ Athlon that I bought from here, and although its fun to mess with, its not really suiting my current needs. Mainly, it produces too much heat. I think the max I hit was 13x166, but I'm limited by PC2700 ram - what is that, like an XP2700+'s speeds?
I'm thinking about moving to an overclocked Athlon XP 45w Mobile, probably the 2500+ and then selling my current CPU. Been trying to find decent reviews and I stumbled on this one. It seems that a 45w Mobile XP overclocked to 2.4g performs close to a 3200+ Barton. Does that performance rating sound about right?
I suppose I'm firstly curious how much heat the 45w chips produces, while overclocked - for instance, at 2.4ghz like they have in the above review - in comparison with a similarly unlocked overclocked chip, and then secondly, if I'll get a performance loss. I'm assuming considerably less, but I'm just curious what people's experiences are with these.
edit - Just found this CPU heat reference on silentpcreview.com. I didn't know it, but the old 1700+-1900+ T-breds were actually around 45w-48w. Crazy ain't it?
I currently have an unlocked 2400+ Athlon that I bought from here, and although its fun to mess with, its not really suiting my current needs. Mainly, it produces too much heat. I think the max I hit was 13x166, but I'm limited by PC2700 ram - what is that, like an XP2700+'s speeds?
I'm thinking about moving to an overclocked Athlon XP 45w Mobile, probably the 2500+ and then selling my current CPU. Been trying to find decent reviews and I stumbled on this one. It seems that a 45w Mobile XP overclocked to 2.4g performs close to a 3200+ Barton. Does that performance rating sound about right?
I suppose I'm firstly curious how much heat the 45w chips produces, while overclocked - for instance, at 2.4ghz like they have in the above review - in comparison with a similarly unlocked overclocked chip, and then secondly, if I'll get a performance loss. I'm assuming considerably less, but I'm just curious what people's experiences are with these.
edit - Just found this CPU heat reference on silentpcreview.com. I didn't know it, but the old 1700+-1900+ T-breds were actually around 45w-48w. Crazy ain't it?