chauk up another celery score
Pete
I put my system together about a week ago and I just over clocked it
today to 450 At 2.0 volts. What a difference considering I came from a
cyrix 166. I'm up here in Vancouver, Canada and it seems that all the
OEM chips come from Costa Rica and the retail chips come from Malaysia.
Any ways, a just wanted to thank Pete and all the other people who
answered by questions before I did this upgrade. Also, with all
information that I got off of prorec and Tom's hardware I helped two
other of my friends to build similar systems.
Paul A. Layman
Me to! 450 @ 2.0 volts with some Micron SDRAM. I could kick
myself for buying a 300 MHz PII for $500 in March.
By the way, what is the best temp monitor program?
Thanks,
Paul
Ted Perlman
This place is starting to sound like Richard Simmon's testimonial
infomercials. Ychhh! Imagine if everybody who had a computer that worked
properly posted in a similar way.....
"Hi guys! Gee, gosh, guess what y'all!! My computer turned on today!! Thanks
to all the guys who told me to plug it in. Boy, when I think of all the time
I wasted trying to get it to work without power.....Golly!!!! It's been
working for a whole day now!! I just can't tell you how (sob...sob..) happy
I am (sob...sob...). I love you guys.....I really LOVE you guys."
Love,
Marvin Sniddlefuckwad
Hurl.....hurl.....barf......barf........
Ted Perlman
Phineas Hensahw
the bitchin, moaning, and brain pickin.
Phineas
Ted Perlman wrote in message <74tfqp$v...@hope.harvard.net>...
Stephen Young
Ted Perlman wrote:
> <I just wanted to report another happy celery over clocker>
>
> This place is starting to sound like Richard Simmon's testimonial
> infomercials. Ychhh! Imagine if everybody who had a computer that worked
> properly posted in a similar way.....
>
> "Hi guys! Gee, gosh, guess what y'all!! My computer turned on today!! Thanks
> to all the guys who told me to plug it in. Boy, when I think of all the time
> I wasted trying to get it to work without power.....Golly!!!! It's been
> working for a whole day now!! I just can't tell you how (sob...sob..) happy
> I am (sob...sob...). I love you guys.....I really LOVE you guys."
>
> Love,
>
> Marvin Sniddlefuckwad
>
> Hurl.....hurl.....barf......barf........
>
> Ted Perlman
Ted,
Even though I'm a mere 3 days from buying a celery system myself, I have to say,
this was one of your all time best posts on the topic. Made me laugh first
thing in the morning... which isn't easy to do.
Regards,
Stephen
Pete
rain on my parade. Actually, I just turned on the gooey sugar on that last post
cause I was wondering what kind of reply you would leave. Tootle-ee-dooo...
Bob Ganon
>
> <I just wanted to report another happy celery over clocker>
>
> This place is starting to sound like Richard Simmon's testimonial
> infomercials. Ychhh! Imagine if everybody who had a computer that worked
> properly posted in a similar way.....
>
> "Hi guys! Gee, gosh, guess what y'all!! My computer turned on today!! Thanks
> to all the guys who told me to plug it in. Boy, when I think of all the time
> I wasted trying to get it to work without power.....Golly!!!! It's been
> working for a whole day now!! I just can't tell you how (sob...sob..) happy
> I am (sob...sob...). I love you guys.....I really LOVE you guys."
>
> Love,
>
> Marvin Sniddlefuckwad
>
> Hurl.....hurl.....barf......barf........
>
> Ted Perlman
together
(cel 450 128Memory and other good stuff) for only $900. (I already
had the
17" monitor). Mr. Perlman is right! I just can't live with this
guilt!!!
I'm throwing this computer into the garbage can...and then going to
Sears to
buy a legimate Compaq Presario 450MH, 128 memory stick and all that good
stuff for
$2,900. And probably spend another $200 for the "extra warranty" so I
can feel
secure. :) Then I won't feel like "upchucking." :)
Pete
waterfall. I'm not using anything.
"Paul A. Layman" wrote:
> Me to! 450 @ 2.0 volts with some Micron SDRAM. I could kick
> myself for buying a 300 MHz PII for $500 in March.
>
> By the way, what is the best temp monitor program?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
> Pete wrote:
> >
> > Hello all. I just wanted to report another happy celery over clocker.
Haniel Trisna
I'm going to the confession booth first thing in the morning, and get rid of my
celery lusts.
Haniel Trisna
Indonesian Full Gospel Fellowship Church Houston
Music Ministry
han...@ifgf.org
Bob Ganon wrote:
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fwc
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> Me to! 450 @ 2.0 volts with some Micron SDRAM. I could kick
> myself for buying a 300 MHz PII for $500 in March.
>
> By the way, what is the best temp monitor program?
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
FREEWARE - Mother Board Monitor
Displays in systray if you want. Configurable, displays voltages,fan
speeds etc.
http://www.euronet.nl/users/darkside/mbmonitor/
Where is waterfall availabel from?
Good Luck
floyd
Paul Harker
to name mine "The Perlman" in honor of this newsgroup.
Paul
Pete <ru...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Ted Perlman
<I am going to name mine "The Perlman" >
When it dies, make sure you bury it under the name "Leoni Richardson,
Attorney At Law".
Ted Perlman
pete leoni
"Perlman" We have long needed a nickname for the unwieldy "Celeron 300 A
overclocked to 450" mouthful. The "Perlman" sounds damn good to me,
concise, descriptive, and a big plus is that Ted will finally get the
attention that he so badly craves.
All in favor say Aye.
pete
pete leoni
program called H-monitor available as shareware.
Be aware these programs aren't measuring CPU temp, they are measuring MOBO
temp. As with any system, just make sure your case is well ventilated and
forget it.
pete
fwc <the_...@hotmail.com> wrote in article <367504...@hotmail.com>...
Brian Peet
I'm already working on a song.
woo-hoo!
--
Brian Peet
clanDestin Mountain Ranch
pete leoni <demo...@datasync.com> wrote in article
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Bruce A. Richardson
--
Bruce A. Richardson
Purple Iguana Productions
bandm...@sprynet.com
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/purpleiguana
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Eric
pete leoni
just report that my Perlman is still working flawlessly.
pete
Eric Deibler <edei...@cub.kcnet.org> wrote in article
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Bob Chapman
pete leoni <demo...@datasync.com> wrote in message
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>Well I guess I must have the oldest Perlman in the group. I thought I'd
>just report that my Perlman is still working flawlessly.
Anybody using a Perlman Plus?
(4.5x112= 504 mhz)
pete leoni
as a
Perlman (Hmmmmm, Nah.. I'll let that one go, it's too obvious) To qualify
as a
Perlman you must be within the "Roll Your Own" spec, AKA "the P spec"
To re-iterate the P-spec:
Celeron A @ 4.5 X 100,
ABIT BH6.
Maxtor 2880, 3400 or 4320 series hard
drives.
pete
Bob Chapman <b...@artisan.win.net> wrote in article
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Bob Chapman <b...@artisan.win.net> wrote in article
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Tom Greb
I actually pulled a real P2-300 and installed
a Celeron @ 450 on my P2B.
That should at least qualify for an honorable mention - if not
meeting the full blown Pearlman spec!!!!
Best,
Tom
(why do I get the feeling someone is making a list of this thread's participants?)
pete leoni
pete
Tom Greb <ti...@pop.fast.net> wrote in article
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Lamar Duffy
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>Anybody using a Perlman Plus?
>(4.5x112= 504 mhz)
>
My brother is running a Perlman Plus; had to bump the voltage up from 2.0 to
2.1 to make it stable.
Stable Perlman?
Lamar
David Krajewski
> Aye.My Perlman was the best investment I have ever made. Has anybody come
> up with the Ted Perlman Screen Saver??
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Bob Chapman
Tom Greb <ti...@pop.fast.net> wrote in message
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>I Object!
>I actually pulled a real P2-300 and installed
>a Celeron @ 450 on my P2B.
>That should at least qualify for an honorable mention - if not
>meeting the full blown Pearlman spec!!!!
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>(why do I get the feeling someone is making a list of this thread's
participants?)
Hmmm...making a list?
Checking it twice?
Okay hit it !!!
....to the tune of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"
You better not Burn, you better not Fry,
Your brand new Celery is clocked too High.
Overclock Santa Police are coming to town.
They know when you've been tweaking,
You've set your voltage up too high,
Your CPU is smoking!
And your fans can't handle that!...BOOM
You better not squirm, You better not Cry,
When your brand new Celery is about to Die.
Overclock Santa Police are coming to town.
They know when you have Overclocked,
They can tell cause your case is way too Hot,
You better stick with your Bus and Clock,
Or you'll surely have a System Lock......
Well..................
You better not Try, You better not Fry,
A puny little Celeron clocked too high,
Overclocked Santa Police are coming to town.
Ho...Ho...Ho!!!
Merry Celeron!
Ted Perlman
P-E-R, not P-E-A-R......
Thank you.
Ted Perlman
Father Of The Celeron/Cakewalk System.
Preparing to disown all you psycho maniacs......<g>
Ted Perlman
ROFLOL!
You're wasting your time in the music business. You should be out here in LA
writing for TV shows.
Peace,
Ted Perlman
pete leoni
very own high speed "Celeron Perlman" ? Not owning one is the only possible
way to remain critical. It's like a baby's first breath of air, once you've
had it you can't do without it. Give in, build yourself a real Celeron
Perlman. Resistance is futile.
pete
Bob Chapman <b...@artisan.win.net> wrote in article
> A puny little Celeron clocked too high,
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Resistance is futile.
isn't that a borg warner <g>
Bob Chapman
>I take it you have not yet made the wise and inevitable purchase of your
>very own high speed "Celeron Perlman" ? Not owning one is the only possible
>way to remain critical. It's like a baby's first breath of air, once you've
>had it you can't do without it. Give in, build yourself a real Celeron
>Perlman. Resistance is futile.
>
>pete
Oh no...I have been assimilated...already done it!
It's running great too! I just couldn't resist the Santa
spoof. <g>
Also one question.
I'm looking at my computer here with it's overclocked Celery and was
wondering:
Is it normal for smoke to be coming out of the air vents? Just curious! <g>
Marc Miller
Hoo boy! Haven't had that good a chuckle since I let my subscription
to MAD Magazine lapse.
Thanks Bob !
What me Celeron?
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk ;>
Paul Harker
I have a few questions for the Perlman-enabled out there --
How did you partition your hard drive?
Why?
Any dual boot systems?
Any hints for checking out my system? (other than looking for big puffs of
smoke? :-) )
Thanks..
Paul
Haniel Trisna
> How did you partition your hard drive?
700 Mb of the primary UDMA Maxtor ide for system, the rest for storage
why ? so I can backup my system without affecting the stored datas.
The whole Cheetah for audio
why ? unadulterated audio performance.
checking your system ? try Catena's DskBench at www.prorec.com
see how many tracks you supposed to get.
What kind of system do you have?
--
Will Clifton
with one REALLY SCREAMIN' MACHINE!! My Perlman (built to "P" spec) has
been working flawlessly for weeks now. Can I join your group??
pete leoni wrote:
>
> To qualify
> as a
> Perlman you must be within the "Roll Your Own" spec, AKA "the P spec"
--
Will Clifton
Principal Bassist, Omaha Symphony
wgc...@nfinity.com
Ted Perlman
weeks now>
Well, my non-Celershit MDM's and computer just recorded four string players
from the symphony today. No crashes, no skips, no problems, no delays. No
"optimize disk", no HD errors, no clicks, and glorious verb from a bunch of
outboard Lexicons.I wish the same results to you in your travels. Good luck.
Ted Perlman
Ted Perlman
Only smoke from this Perlman is from the music.
Ted Perlman
Will Clifton
in the IM. Hmmmm...could a guy born from Cincinnati really deal with the
traffic out there???
Ted Perlman wrote:
> Well, my non-Celershit MDM's and computer just recorded four string players
> from the symphony today. No crashes, no skips, no problems, no delays. No
> "optimize disk", no HD errors, no clicks, and glorious verb from a bunch of
> outboard Lexicons.I wish the same results to you in your travels. Good luck.
>
> Ted Perlman
--
Ted Perlman
You apply, or I'll tell my old bassist friend Eli Magen with the Israeli
Philharmonic. What with Saddam and all, maybe he wants to move here......
Just leave that cheap-ass computer back in Omaha.
Ted Perlman
Tom Greb
Are you using a U2W adapter with the Cheetah?
I'm using a standard 2940UW with a Cheetah and
getting around 19 MB/sec with DskBench.
(Asus P2B, 300a Celeron at 450, 192MB SDRAM)
I was wondering if the U2W adapter would offer
any throughput performance benefits.
Best Regards,
Tom
Haniel Trisna
I'm not sure about my throughput, but I tested it on cakewalk, and I get
up to 100 tracks playback w no sweat.
Tom Greb wrote:
--
Catena
--
José-María Catena
c...@sesa.es
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pete leoni
pete
Ted Perlman <ted...@pacbell.net> wrote in article
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pete leoni
Some of us getting 50+ tracks and you are bragging about recording 4
string players. Good grief. My sympathy.
List of tracks from my last project
1.kik
2.snare
3,4,5 toms
6,7 overheads
8&9 Stereo midi mix
10. bass
11,12, Rhythm electric guitar (Roland Jazz Chorus left and right)
13. Distortion rhythm (Mesa Boogie)
14. Strat Lead
15 and 16. Acoustic strum
17. acoustic fills
18. lead vocal
19. harm 1
20. harm 2
21.tamborine
Additional overhead on CPU
2 copies Timeworks 4080L
6 copies Waves EQ
5 copies Hyperprism compressors
1 copy S/F delay.
This session consisted of 5 sides, and lasted for 10 hours. no crashes no
problems, all we did was work our asses off all day long with Cakewalk and
the Perlman.
Enough said.
pete
These systems have no drawbacks get on board while you can. Your pride is
doing you no favors. Anyone can make a mistake Ted. I really would hate to
see you miss the boat here.
Ted Perlman <ted...@pacbell.net> wrote in article
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> <just a lowly symphony guy ...My Perlman... has been working flawlessly
for
> weeks now>
>
Neil Meckelborg
Where's the web page for Timeworks?
--
Neil Meckelborg
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pete
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