Which is best to O'Clock--a T'Bird 750 or 800 or 850Mhz--Trying to get to 1Ghz

[CourtDOG]

Maybe I'm beating a dead horse here, but I will soon buy a Abit KT7-Raid board and a Alpha 6065 Heatsink/Fan combo, and I'm wondering which processor of the 3 might make it to around 1000Mhz and have the best chance to be stable?? Its not an issue of money, as I am willing to spend what it may be to get any of these 3 processors; but does the 750 processor have any more potential to hit that 1Ghz threshold, as compared to a 800 or 850 processor?? Is it just the luck of the draw when it comes to something like this?? The thing that is a plus if I can't get to a stable 1000Mhz by O'Clocking, I will still have a 'better' processor if I get the 800 or 850 processor instead of a relativly slower 750 processor.
Is there really any diffrent potenital to O'Clock between the 3 diffrent Thunderbird 'base' processors.........man I need to get a Life BOTOH, I'm just tryin to get the most ban for the buck.

WHAT DO YOU THINK???????????????

 

[Charles]

My 800 went up to 950.
My friend's 700 can only go to 800.

I'm using Alpha.

 

[sleepdragon]

GET A COPPER T-BIRD...
regardless of what speed they are...copper t-bird is the way to go...^^

I spotted a copper t-bird 750 at local computer show a couple weeks back and bought it for $160...right now I am running at 1100mhz/1.85v/fop32-1

www.overclockers.com has an article about this copper t-bird 750 that might be helpful to you...

 

[Rudee]

I couldn't locate such an article.

Can you supply a direct link to this copper T-bird article.

 

[abracadabra1]

get a globalwin fop-32-1

to get a gig you'll probably need a peltier cooler though