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I never said 250 fsb:p. I said 2.5ghz(total clock speed) out of this barton. My max OC though I reached was 188fsb with a 13 multi for a total of 2444mhz. Not 2.5ghz like I hoped but it will do.
Also I didnt unlock that way. I stuck 5 wires into my socket to get a 13 multi like this:
http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/ht...md_pinmod.html
Thanks xDUCK for getting thunderbird worked up! LOL
Crappy as it may be, I think I'll be able to get over 2.5Ghz with my Prometeia out of this thing. ;) It's not THAT bad (I hope :().Quote:
Originally posted by BL1NK
I never said 250 fsb:p. I said 2.5ghz(total clock speed) out of this barton. My max OC though I reached was 188fsb with a 13 multi for a total of 2444mhz. Not 2.5ghz like I hoped but it will do.
Also I didnt unlock that way. I stuck 5 wires into my socket to get a 13 multi like this:
http://www.ocinside.de/go_e.html?/ht...md_pinmod.html
Thanks xDUCK for getting thunderbird worked up! LOL
As long as you have that high FSB that chip should be screaming :)Quote:
Originally posted by xDUCK
Crappy as it may be, I think I'll be able to get over 2.5Ghz with my Prometeia out of this thing. ;) It's not THAT bad (I hope :().
Well, I've got a gopher out to get all my vmodding stuff as we speak!! So if they've got everything in stock, I shall be vmodding today too! :D :eek: Wish me luck!Quote:
Originally posted by BL1NK
As long as you have that high FSB that chip should be screaming :)
Edit: Can you say a Prometeia cooled 250FSB 1:1 2-2-2-11, with a high multi and a fully vmodded, Prometeia cooled 9800 Pro? :eek: :D
xDUCK:
Not in one breath anyway.;)Quote:
Can you say a Prometeia cooled 250FSB 1:1 2-2-2-11, with a high multi and a fully vmodded, Prometeia cooled 9800 Pro?
I have been able to get my 9800 upto 425/370 without artifacts or snow, by taking the core and memory separate seeing how high they can go. These tests were done with the ambiant temps at 82f so I will see how much more It can go when things cool off tonight. Here is my score at 425/365 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7068456 BTW Colossus, I`m not posting any scores for the data base yet and is this a good OC for a 9800np with stock cooling.
lonewolfroger:
That seems like a very nice O/C for a 9800np. My pro wouldn't get too much higher than both your clocks with stock cooling. You've gotta be loving it.:)Quote:
I have been able to get my 9800 upto 425/370 without artifacts or snow, by taking the core and memory separate seeing how high they can go. These tests were done with the ambiant temps at 82f so I will see how much more It can go when things cool off tonight. Here is my score at 425/365 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k1=7068456 BTW Colossus, I`m not posting any scores for the data base yet and is this a good OC for a 9800np with stock cooling.
Yep, I`m like a little kid with a new toy.:D but I know when to stop before I hurt it. ;) Right now I`m thinking of getting some better cooling for it, like a Vantec Iceburg 4 Pro cooler.Quote:
Originally posted by mikead_99
lonewolfroger:
That seems like a very nice O/C for a 9800np. My pro wouldn't get too much higher than both your clocks with stock cooling. You've gotta be loving it.:)
Put some Ceramique or AS3 on the core and see what that does for you ;)
Thought you were gonna get some Buffalo RAM? Are the newer pc3700s bh5 or ch6 chips?
I was going to order 2 512mb sticks of Buffalo PC3200(winbond) and a 2500+, but I desided it would be better to get the 9800np instead before they vanished. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Saffire
Put some Ceramique or AS3 on the core and see what that does for you ;)
Thought you were gonna get some Buffalo RAM? Are the newer pc3700s bh5 or ch6 chips?
Hey I just ran the 3d marks and got a scarry score compared to all of you.... heres the link http://service.futuremark.com/servle...jectId=7069788
Nothing overclocked all stock. started at 34C and ended at 37C Im useing a Zaleman 6000 for cooling and 512 pc2700 spectec ram running in dual channel mode. Anything else??
P.S. I would like to join too... :D :D
ok try this.. http://service.futuremark.com/servle...projectmanager
links no good
Heres my 2003 score with my 9800
- CPU:2100+ T-Bred B
- MB:8RDA+ Rev.2.1
- Ram:1 512mb PC3000 Hyperx
- video card 9800np
- Stock speed of cpu:1.730GHZ
- actual speed of cpu:2.405GHZ(13x185)
- stock core speed of VC:324
- actual core speed of VC:425
- stock ram speed of VC:290
- actual ram speed of VC:365
- Cooling: cpu SLK-900U VC stock
- Score with link 6082 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1377876
It's a nice score lone. :) It's great to be able to run 3DM2003, isn't it?;) :)Quote:
Originally posted by lonewolfroger
Heres my 2003 score with my 9800
- CPU:2100+ T-Bred B
- MB:8RDA+ Rev.2.1
- Ram:1 512mb PC3000 Hyperx
- video card 9800np
- Stock speed of cpu:1.730GHZ
- actual speed of cpu:2.405GHZ(13x185)
- stock core speed of VC:324
- actual core speed of VC:425
- stock ram speed of VC:290
- actual ram speed of VC:365
- Cooling: cpu SLK-900U VC stock
- Score with link 6082 http://service.futuremark.com/compare?2k3=1377876
Yes, but now, I`m wishing I had the ram and 2500+ also:D I`m also thinking of getting some cooling for it. Either the Vantec Iceburg 4 Pro or the thermaltake Giant 11 with some good ram sinks.;) :)Quote:
Originally posted by mikeysg
It's a nice score lone. :) It's great to be able to run 3DM2003, isn't it?;) :)