Thanks for the info. I knew it would work on a KT7A, but I also know that I won't be able to get the 'free' 133/266 right off the bat. 118 x 12.5 is correct.
Just in case you guys were wondering what my Advanced Cooling System(tm 
) looks like, check it out here: http://emsixteenisgod.tripod.com/ACS.jpg
and, just for a teaser,
http://emsixteenisgod.tripod.com/15ghzbios.jpg
) looks like, check it out here: http://emsixteenisgod.tripod.com/ACS.jpgand, just for a teaser,
http://emsixteenisgod.tripod.com/15ghzbios.jpg
Nice OC there dude how stable is it give us some real benchmarks to chew on please like 3Dmark or something
why not try go to 1.55gig. my 1gig@1.418mhz. but your is 1.2gig tbird i think you can go more then that. 1gig@1.418mhz=10.5x133fsb supper cheapo ram (256mb pc133 10ns for 68 buck)
dingdongdingdong,
I wouldn't want to clock my T-bird 1 GHz at 1.418 MHz.
That's ONE HUGE underclocking. hehe
I wouldn't want to clock my T-bird 1 GHz at 1.418 MHz.
That's ONE HUGE underclocking. hehe
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Woo! Hey, is there thermal compound between the heatsink/fan and the north-bridge chip? If not, adding some would help keep it cooled off, unless they attach the heatsink/fan with thermal tape instead of spring pins, in which case you're stuck (no pun intended).
Regarding the RC5 team: Anand founded Team AnandTech, and we do the RC5-64 Challenge, the Optimal-Golumb-Ruler project (a mathematical/science project), the SETI@home project and the GammaFlux project, those are the main four anyway.
I run the RC5 program mostly, it is a Cow icon in my system tray by the clock. It uses idle CPU time to search for the key to a message that has been encrypted by RSA Security Labs as a challenge to the public. Yes, there's a prize for the person who finds the key. No, it doesn't hurt your performance, not even when running benchmarks. Thunderbirds are dynamite at all four of those projects.
Support Anand's team! The "Team AnandTech" link in my sig takes you to the Team's web site and FAQ's. Also read the Team AnandTech article on anandtech.com for a more in-depth explaination of the projects. Come on over to the AnandTech Distributed Computing Forum if you want some questions answered.
Hey, is there thermal compound between the heatsink/fan and the north-bridge chip? If not, adding some would help keep it cooled off, unless they attach the heatsink/fan with thermal tape instead of spring pins, in which case you're stuck (no pun intended). Regarding the RC5 team: Anand founded Team AnandTech, and we do the RC5-64 Challenge, the Optimal-Golumb-Ruler project (a mathematical/science project), the SETI@home project and the GammaFlux project, those are the main four anyway.
I run the RC5 program mostly, it is a Cow icon in my system tray by the clock. It uses idle CPU time to search for the key to a message that has been encrypted by RSA Security Labs as a challenge to the public. Yes, there's a prize for the person who finds the key.
No, it doesn't hurt your performance, not even when running benchmarks. Thunderbirds are dynamite at all four of those projects.Support Anand's team!
The "Team AnandTech" link in my sig takes you to the Team's web site and FAQ's. Also read the Team AnandTech article on anandtech.com for a more in-depth explaination of the projects. Come on over to the AnandTech Distributed Computing Forum if you want some questions answered. TRENDING THREADS
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