This bloke in a good comp shop in town told me that you should only ever
attempt to overclock an AXIA Athlon. Anything else will kill the
motherboard. (thats what he said). He also said that RAM prices would
be going down in two weeks (as if they're not low enough already) and
that only a few KT7As run at 266fsb. He said I was lucky in having a
KT7A that supported the higher bus speeds. I tried to tell him that it
is the regular KT7 that is slower but he wouldn't budge.
See I got this Athlon 950 in the post that I was going to do my first
bridge locking exersize on. Should it only be done it it is an AXIA ?
What the hell is so special about AXIAs anyway ?
I want it to run at 133fsb but without lowering the multiplier then that
means it will hit over 1200 ! Tempted to get a super orb cooler, coz it
looks cool (lol). Would that keep the thing cool at that speed ?
How fast have you seen a stable athlon 950 running ?
Thanks
Daza
"Daza" <mih...@galaxypolice.com> wrote in message
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Thanks Chuck
Looking for some overclocking encouragement :)
A 950 on a 133MHz bus?: 133 x 9.5 = 1263.5 MHz, good luck getting it
to run stable with just air cooling! I would unlock the L1 bridges (if
no connected already) and try for something more in the lines of
1130MHz (133 x 8.5) first.
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"Echo" <nos...@spam.com> wrote in message
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Ahh, you read a previous post of mine :)
David D wrote:
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> Stay away from the orbs, they are junk, go with a swiftech 462 :)
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Okay, I'll check it out, Ain't go the cooler yet. Am also thinking
about the Volcano II
Thanks
JD
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