Is this a good stepping ???

[toft-dk]

AXDA2400DUT3C
AIUHB 0301 MPMW


Anyone ???

 

[Ginsu543]

I'm not sure about the 2400+, but I have a 2100+ AIUHB 0301 stepping and it's a great overclocker. So far, I have it overclocked to 2.210 GHz. In fact, the AIUHB is the best overclocker for 2100+. I hear that for the 1700+ the JIUHB stepping is the best. It's my understanding that the 2400+ doesn't overclock as well as either the 2100+ or the 1700+.

 

[toft-dk]

i'm currently @ 14 x 166 FSB = 2324 Mhz and 1,95 VCore running full load SETI for 12 hours @ 43 C ( Watercooled )

 

[Ginsu543]

Excellent!!! Your water-cooled setup sounds cool. Have you tried lowering your multiplier and raising your FSB? I just fiddled with my settings some more and now I have a 2.220 GHz overclock (12 x 185 MHz FSB). Higher the FSB, the faster your system will be overall. That way all your components are operating at a faster speed (including ram, north and southbridge, and videocard), and not just your CPU. If you run Sandra, you'll see that you get higher memory bandwidth at higher FSB, for example.

 

[toft-dk]

@ the moment i'm stuck with 256 MB of PC2700 Ram and are NOT able to OC more because of it

I'm looking @ 2 sticks of Corsair PC3200 256 MB BUT IT'S EXPENSIVE

so i guess i'll have to wait a bit

 

[Shimmishim]

Originally posted by: toft-dk
@ the moment i'm stuck with 256 MB of PC2700 Ram and are NOT able to OC more because of it

I'm looking @ 2 sticks of Corsair PC3200 256 MB BUT IT'S EXPENSIVE

so i guess i'll have to wait a bit

why get corsair when you can get the buffalo bh-5 ram from newegg for a lot cheaper.... you can even get the twinmos/winbond bh-5's for cheaper as well...

corsair, buffalo, and twinmos all use the same bh-5 chips from winbond...

 

[toft-dk]

Well the reason is that i live in Denmark as in Europe.
And we do NOT have Newegg overhere