So much trouble for FPO/Batch

lchyi

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Recently inspired by stories of 2.4B's overclocking to tremendous heights on new Canterwood/Springdale chipsets, I thought it'd be cool to dream and get one. Then someone mentioned this "Golden Chip" that crazy people like Thugsrook has. SL6RZ Costa Rica Week 52. Whoo hoo I have an SL6RZ from Costa Rica! So I bought the OEM chip and the FPO/Batch number is on the chip itself so I decided to casually remove the heatsink and look at it. WRONG! I have an SLK-800u, upon unscrewing it from the mobo, I hear a *clunk*, not good right? Fortunately it was only the X-Brace that goes on the bottom of the mobo. OH @$%T! That means I have to unplug all my devices, unscrew the motherboard, and remount the X-Brace. BAH! So I finally take the processor out, clean it with some Isopropyl and then look at the batch number... no luck, it's a good chip, but not week 52.

SL6RZ Costa Rica 3304A571-0174

Oh well, some advantages of taking a hour unscrewing and screwing things in. My HSF setup seems to be about 3C cooler. I must have mounted it funny last time or didn't put AS3 on right or something. But man, its the first time I've seen under 40C temps. Maybe I was "meant" to do this all along hehe. (BTW, my AS3 isn't even settled yet, that'll take another 200 hours)
 

lchyi

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System
Asus P4B533-V
P4 2.4B
SLK-800u + Smart Fan II
2x512mb Kingston Hyper-X PC2700
LeadTek A250 GeForce4 Ti4400 128mb

Results (default vCore)
172 fsb (passed Prime95)
173 fsb (I'm guessing it passed. Prime95 for 4 hours, then I had a CS scrim lol)
174 fsb (not tested, but look below)
175 fsb (booted into Windows 3dMark 13944, but failed Prime95)
176 fsb (restarted at Windows, everything at default voltage, should change that now)
200 fsb (battery goes out, battery goes in) :eek:
 

THUGSROOK

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thats a very nice 2.4b ya got there.

if you put it on a springdale or canterwood moboard it will prolly OC a little farther on the same vcore.

:)