View Full Version : Holy Jumping! Look at this.
http://www6.tomshardware.com/2006/05/10/dual_41_ghz_cores/
A 4Ghz CPU chip for $130.
If this is true, we're all going to be very happy people. :2thumbsup:
LeftEyeNine
05-10-2006, 22:49
O/C'ing rules. My AMD 2500 XP is running around 400Mhzs higher that equals to an AMD 3200 XP, thanks to O/C'ing and effective cooling ~:)
_Martyr_
05-11-2006, 11:07
Yeah LEN, exact same set up here... :2thumbsup:
Hmm, does that mean I can O/C my XP3000? (Without frying my machine that is.)
LeftEyeNine
05-11-2006, 16:01
Highyly probable, Beirut. Do you have non-standard cases or fans with your system? As I stated above, it gets even hotter in Izmir in summer, so that an O/C'ed system in winter would fry when it hits the spring times. Therefore I purchased this Chinese import that satisfies my system's cooling need at sufficent rates:
https://img86.imageshack.us/img86/7938/bd46031s5yg.th.jpg (https://img86.imageshack.us/my.php?image=bd46031s5yg.jpg)
Once you have strong cooling devices, O/C 'ing is a matter of FSB adjustment through your BIOS.
_Martyr_
05-11-2006, 20:42
A few case fans and you shouldnt have a problem. Make sure you have good airflow by careful placement of components and by using cable ties on your cables and wires. Just to make sure though, I have a Zalman CNPS7000A-Cu cooler as well. Its really great for OCing as its variable. You should be able to get at least an extra 200 mHz. Probably more.
edyzmedieval
05-12-2006, 10:33
Holy cow... 4GHZ.... :shock:
Geezer57
05-12-2006, 15:21
Holy cow... 4GHZ.... :shock:
Then there's this 5.25 ghz project: http://www.tomshardware.com/2003/12/30/5_ghz_project/page13.html
and this 6 ghz one: http://forevergeek.com/geek_articles/6ghz_has_been_broken.php
Completely impractical, but oh what fun! :2thumbsup:
edyzmedieval
05-12-2006, 15:59
My energy bill would surpass the national debt if I had the 6GHZ one... :dizzy2:
LeftEyeNine
05-12-2006, 17:04
My energy bill would surpass the national debt if I had the 6GHZ one... :dizzy2:
You'd probably be able to compensate it with the energy you would generate from the Sturmovik propeller that you would use as the cooling fan ~D
edyzmedieval
05-12-2006, 17:07
You'd probably be able to compensate it with the energy you would generate from the Sturmovik propeller that you would use as the cooling fan ~D
Make that an Antonov AN225 propeller and we're settled. :grin:
Vladimir
05-12-2006, 20:08
Wow! Hey, can you guys teach me how to speak Greek too?
edyzmedieval
05-12-2006, 20:54
Wow! Hey, can you guys teach me how to speak Greek too?
Wrong thread. :grin:
Directions for learning Greek:
https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?t=63332
:laugh4:
Alexander the Pretty Good
05-15-2006, 01:32
Geez. You'd have to throw that thing in a pool to cool it.
Any idea how much a watercooling system costs and how hard it is to install?
_Martyr_
05-15-2006, 10:57
Starting at about 120 Euro for a half decent set, and they are reasonably easy to instal these days. But be very careful, and take your time!
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