KJY9 and butcherbeard......I win ;-)

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Bear two things in mind. One is that they did use the mere retail cooler for this. This implies that with a super cooler [e.g. a 7K rpm 60mm fan or something like the AX-7 or Swiftech] you could be hitting those speeds with less voltage and certainly with less temperature. Two is that even at that voltage the cpu is cooler than something like my Tbird 1.4Ghz

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I didnt know they used the retail cooler on that , with the knowledge of that I am fairly impressed :) Can you say 2ghz on quiet air cooling from say a Ax7/Panaflo combo ? yummy...:cool:

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Can you say 2ghz on quiet air cooling from say a Ax7/Panaflo combo ? yummy...:cool:

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I can say 2Ghz from a Tbred 1800+ if you can say 2.4Ghz from a Tbred 2200+

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I can say 2Ghz from a Tbred 1800+ if you can say 2.4Ghz from a Tbred 2200+

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We can hope right ? https://www.sharkyforums.com/

I just wish thye would hurry up and release it already :mad:

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We can hope right ? http://www.akerlundonline.com/~otf/i...sic/yumyum.gif

I just wish thye would hurry up and release it already :mad:

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Actually they cannot release it just yet. They're having a contest with the nVidia people and their 4200. Winner is the one who releases their product last; its obvious both companies are trying hard to win this one :rolleyes:

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I can say 2Ghz from a Tbred 1800+ if you can say 2.4Ghz from a Tbred 2200+

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Saps, do these standard CVolts concern you the way they increase so quickly? It almost appears the 2200+ is already starting to max. the core out. Sorry I don't follow the Tbred, but this sure seems like large Core Volt increases for small increases in performance. Any guess on this?


http://www.hardocp.com/articles/amdtektour02.html

1.5V - 1700+, 1800+, 1900+
1.6V - 2000+, 2100+
1.65V - 2200+

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Yeah, right. Buckle your seat belt vertices

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*vertices gets nervous and ponders going to the garage to dig out his old 12"x10" radiator*

Soon.......................Soon.....

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Saps, do these standard CVolts concern you the way they increase so quickly? It almost appears the 2200+ is already starting to max. the core out. Sorry I don't follow the Tbred, but this sure seems like large Core Volt increases for small increases in performance. Any guess on this?


http://www.hardocp.com/articles/amdtektour02.html

1.5V - 1700+, 1800+, 1900+
1.6V - 2000+, 2100+
1.65V - 2200+

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There's two ways too look at it. One way is to say the Tbred's running at 1.47Ghz-1.6Ghz are running on .25v less than their Palomino brothers. HardOCP also had an article on why AMD did not release a Palomino 2200+ because at one time it was scheduled. The Palomino 2200+ would have had to run on 1.8v yet the yield they were getting was insufficient to justify its release. So the second way to look at these voltage numbers is to say the 2200+ Tbred is running .15v less than its Palomino brother would have and it can be air cooled well over 2Ghz.
Tbred yields, voltage scaling, and OC ability are not at Northwood's standards but the again they're pretty darn impressive to me. I will say this I won't mind putting 1.95v thru a 1.8Ghz Tbred if my temp is still below 40ºC and I'm hitting 2.3Ghz

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*vertices gets nervous and ponders going to the garage to dig out his old 12"x10" radiator*

Soon.......................Soon.....

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Yeah but I think you can wait until someone actually passes you before you go there. While I'll never ever ever underestimate KJY9's ability to go GTN with an OC, this is quite a mark for a XP2100+ to reach

Good job.

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....So the second way to look at these voltage numbers is to say the 2200+ Tbred is running .15v less than its Palomino brother would have and it can be air cooled well over 2Ghz......
I will say this I won't mind putting 1.95v thru a 1.8Ghz Tbred if my temp is still below 40ºC and I'm hitting 2.3Ghz

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Sounds reasonable, thanks.

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*vertices gets nervous and ponders going to the garage to dig out his old 12"x10" radiator*

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He He..no reason to get nervous until the T-Breds get here ;)

There's not a 1/5 divider on there?
200mhz fsb should yield a 40mhz PCI and 80mhz AGP, correct? A little bit off, I know. But not absolutely HORRIBLE. Might give it a go, if you have that divider on board.

Else you'd be looking at, what 50/100? :eek: most likely NOT going to work. Heh.

Outstanding work, though.

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There's not a 1/5 divider on there?
200mhz fsb should yield a 40mhz PCI and 80mhz AGP, correct? A little bit off, I know. But not absolutely HORRIBLE. Might give it a go, if you have that divider on board.

Else you'd be looking at, what 50/100? :eek: most likely NOT going to work. Heh.

Outstanding work, though.

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"As far system settings go I am running this at 151FSB 315core and 725 mem."

He's running a 151MHz fsb. The memory is running asynchronously at 201/402DDR unless I'm mistaken (my knowledge pool runs shallow when it comes to P4s, and the latest tech.). If it were a 200MHz fsb he would be at 3.2GHz (multiplier is 16, correct?).

75 fps on the nature demo... thats friggin' CRAZY
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JuveDuke is correct:)