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Is this a one off or has anyone else also achieved similar results on air?
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4.2Ghz Pentium D 805 Dual Core 2MB Cache HUGE OVERCLOCK
This CPU has a stock speed of 2.66Ghz (2666mhz) :thumbsup:but overclocks to a HUGE 4.2Ghz.
It's a Pentium D 805 Dual Core processer, with the core running at (stock) 2.66ghz, or 1.33ghz on each core. When overclocked, each core is running at 2.1ghz, giving a total processing power of 4.2Ghz!
The main reason I've listed this item as NEW is that for the simple fact, I only bought it to see how well these chips overclock (And boy does it!). Afterwards it was cleaned and put back in it's retail package. So at most, it's been used for around 4 days. And even then, most of that time it was running Prime95. (A torture test which tests the CPU for faults when overclocked - it found none)
I'm sure you want to see the proof of this monumental overclock, so I'll get on with the screenshots! If you have any questions, please ASK! I will answer most questions within a few hours.
Q: Hi what temp was the cpu at idle and under load please ?
15-May-06
A: Mid 50's when I was running Prime95. But I have 4x120mm fans and 2x92mm fans in my case as well, airflow is important. (case was a Thermaltake Armor)
Q: Please tell me what motherboard you used. Also did you use the stock cooler? Thanks.
14-May-06
A: I used the Asus P5WDG2-WS Extreme motherboard, and I used another heatsink and fan to get the highest overclock, but the stock heatsink got me well passed 3.4Ghz before I had to change it to get a better overclock.
Q: what is the product code for the chip u are using. and what voltage did u have to supply to the core to keep it stable and what was the avg temp underload at 4.2 Ghz
13-May-06
A: Product code I won't give out until payment has been made as it's used in part of the RMA (returning faulty goods) process. The voltage I used can be seen in the images I've put in the sale. If you need any further information, please don't be afraid to ask.
Q: What cooling and motherboard did you use to get 4.2ghz?
13-May-06
A: I used something called a Zalman (CNPS9500-LE) Cross Platform Cooling Fan, and the motherboard I used was the Asus P5WDG2-WS Extreme.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1
4.2Ghz Pentium D 805 Dual Core 2MB Cache HUGE OVERCLOCK
This CPU has a stock speed of 2.66Ghz (2666mhz) :thumbsup:but overclocks to a HUGE 4.2Ghz.
It's a Pentium D 805 Dual Core processer, with the core running at (stock) 2.66ghz, or 1.33ghz on each core. When overclocked, each core is running at 2.1ghz, giving a total processing power of 4.2Ghz!
The main reason I've listed this item as NEW is that for the simple fact, I only bought it to see how well these chips overclock (And boy does it!). Afterwards it was cleaned and put back in it's retail package. So at most, it's been used for around 4 days. And even then, most of that time it was running Prime95. (A torture test which tests the CPU for faults when overclocked - it found none)
I'm sure you want to see the proof of this monumental overclock, so I'll get on with the screenshots! If you have any questions, please ASK! I will answer most questions within a few hours.
Q: Hi what temp was the cpu at idle and under load please ?
15-May-06
A: Mid 50's when I was running Prime95. But I have 4x120mm fans and 2x92mm fans in my case as well, airflow is important. (case was a Thermaltake Armor)
Q: Please tell me what motherboard you used. Also did you use the stock cooler? Thanks.
14-May-06
A: I used the Asus P5WDG2-WS Extreme motherboard, and I used another heatsink and fan to get the highest overclock, but the stock heatsink got me well passed 3.4Ghz before I had to change it to get a better overclock.
Q: what is the product code for the chip u are using. and what voltage did u have to supply to the core to keep it stable and what was the avg temp underload at 4.2 Ghz
13-May-06
A: Product code I won't give out until payment has been made as it's used in part of the RMA (returning faulty goods) process. The voltage I used can be seen in the images I've put in the sale. If you need any further information, please don't be afraid to ask.
Q: What cooling and motherboard did you use to get 4.2ghz?
13-May-06
A: I used something called a Zalman (CNPS9500-LE) Cross Platform Cooling Fan, and the motherboard I used was the Asus P5WDG2-WS Extreme.
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