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Whats your CPU?

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AMD Athlon XP 2600+ Barton @ 3200+
AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1.4 Ghz
AMD Athlon XP 2000+ Palomino
AMD K6-2 200 Mhz
Intel Celeron 566 Mhz
 
Tbred -B 1800 @ 2.2 ghz
palomino 2000+ @ stock
cyrix x686 pr200
and......
drumroll please....
EVERGREEN TECHNOLOGIES 120 MHZ overdrive socket 4 monster!
 
It's the part of my computer over my motherboard and under my heatsink...

As far as brands and speeds: 😉

P4 2.53 @ 3.23
2.3 Ghz celly in my laptop which should be here shortly.
 
old reliable = PIII 550mhz - oc'd 773mhz
gaming rig / home entertainment (connected to hdtv monitor) = XP 1800+
Personal Laptop used for home and work = P4 2.4 ghz
pos at work computer = Celeron 400
 
Originally posted by: lobbyone
Originally posted by: jbWHO
#1 intel celeron 500mhz (501mhz)
#2 intel celeron 500mhz (498mhz)
#3 amd duron 1ghz (999mhz)
#4 amd k6-2 350mhz (375mhz)
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ur #2 and #3 processors are underclocked? are those mobile CPUs?
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#2 is mobile & #3 is reg. desktop one

have no idea why my cpus are off by 1mhz all the time...bit weird
i dun think 1mhz will make that much of difference

BUT

sometimes i wish my duron will run @ 1000mhz NOT 999mhz (i wanne be in 1ghz group too! 😛)
 
Athlon 1800+ that thinks it's a 2400+. Presently @ 29.5 deg. C. I've seen it as high as 38 dg. C on a hot summer day. 🙂
Athlon 650 (original Slot A) that thinks it's a 650. It'll o/c to 750 MHz if it's not too hot, and not for long.
AMD 486 DX4-100 that thinks slowly. My good old DOS machine for writing DOS based progs for test equipment, NC machines, etc.
 
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