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as the subject line says

taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )

overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )

before everyone gets too excited, the graphs imply
the CPU wasn't stable at that speed,
but does seem to have been stable as a 3700+  ( 2460 - 12 x 205 )

all of the tests appear to have been performed with air-cooling

I don't read German, so perhaps someone who does would
care to take a look and provide a better summary than I can.

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> http://www.tweakpc.de/tweaking/athl..c/athlon_oc.htm
taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )
> overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )

This is by no means extraordinary.  I run my 1700+ at 10.5x230 right now
on a NF7-S with a simple watercooling setup.  With a mobile barton 2600+ I'd
be disappointed if it wasn't stable at 11x230.

rms

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> taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 ) 
>
>     This is by no means extraordinary.  I run my 1700+ at 10.5x230 right
now
> on a NF7-S with a simple watercooling setup.  With a mobile barton 2600+
I'd
> be disappointed if it wasn't stable at 11x230.
>
> rms
>
>

That one is air cooled Zalman at 2572 ??

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> That one is air cooled Zalman at 2572 ??
>

I can belive it
but. I must say that I bet they just happen'd to get a chip that's a bit
better than normal.

My 2500+ barton (desktop not M) doesnt seem to go crazy with the temp when I
overclock it. It just seems to die once I get too high. So Yea I can def
see it being possible to get a stable chip to work at that.

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In news:c7qkri$2aj$1@news5.svr.pol.co.uk,
no-name <no-name@false-address.net> felt the need to put finger to keyboard
and typed:

> taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )
>
> overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )
>
> before everyone gets too excited, the graphs imply
> the CPU wasn't stable at that speed,
> but does seem to have been stable as a 3700+  ( 2460 - 12 x 205 )
>
> all of the tests appear to have been performed with air-cooling

My Barton XP-M 2500 has been run at 200x12.5 at 1.75v, aircooled with a
Thermalright SP-97 and a Panaflo 92mm fan.  Currently runs at 12x200 @ 1.6v.

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I'm running an XP2500+ Mobile at 12 x 218MHz for a Clock speed of 2616 (CPUZ
says 2620MHz) right now, air cooled and Prime 95 stable..so in terms of
clock speed there results are pretty ordinary.

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"no-name" <no-name@false-address.net> wrote in message
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> http://www.tweakpc.de/tweaking/athl..c/athlon_oc.htm
>
> as the subject line says
>
> taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )
>
> overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )
>
> before everyone gets too excited, the graphs imply
> the CPU wasn't stable at that speed,
> but does seem to have been stable as a 3700+  ( 2460 - 12 x 205 )
>
> all of the tests appear to have been performed with air-cooling
>
> I don't read German, so perhaps someone who does would
> care to take a look and provide a better summary than I can.
>
>
>
>

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k>..
> http://www.tweakpc.de/tweaking/athl..c/athlon_oc.htm
>
> as the subject line says
>
> taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )
>
> overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )
>
> before everyone gets too excited, the graphs imply
> the CPU wasn't stable at that speed,
> but does seem to have been stable as a 3700+  ( 2460 - 12 x 205 )
>
> all of the tests appear to have been performed with air-cooling
>
> I don't read German, so perhaps someone who does would
> care to take a look and provide a better summary than I can.

Yeah, not a big deal.  Try 2.7Ghz
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=297449

Plenty more.
http://forums.pcper.com/showthread.php?t=292035

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On Tue, 11 May 2004 14:35:30 +0100, "no-name"
<no-name@false-address.net> wrote:

>http://www.tweakpc.de/tweaking/athl..c/athlon_oc.htm
>
>as the subject line says
>
>taking an Athlon XP-M 2500+  ( 1866 - 14 x 133 )
>
>overclock to become a  4000+  ( 2535 - 11 x 230 )
>
>before everyone gets too excited, the graphs imply
>the CPU wasn't stable at that speed,
>but does seem to have been stable as a 3700+  ( 2460 - 12 x 205 )
>
>all of the tests appear to have been performed with air-cooling
>
>I don't read German, so perhaps someone who does would
>care to take a look and provide a better summary than I can.

http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en

:)

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> http://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en
>
> :)
>

I tried that and it produced such delights as:

----------------------------------------
Recently we have looked how much achievement one from
a current Pentium 4 herauskitzeln can and today want we again
with a Athlon somewhat more highly outside, because 2376 MHz
hand us nevertheless not completely.
For this purpose we selected ourselves from degrees-wear one
the new Athlon Xp-m Low volume day processors and to want it
steam under the back to make once correctly.
----------------------------------------

and as a result, I have decided that
I too want it steam under the back to make once correctly.

:-)

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I've always found the AltaVista translations to do an excellent job.

"no-name" <no-name@false-address.net> wrote in message
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>
> I tried that and it produced such delights as:
>
> ----------------------------------------
> Recently we have looked how much achievement one from
> a current Pentium 4 herauskitzeln can and today want we again
> with a Athlon somewhat more highly outside, because 2376 MHz
> hand us nevertheless not completely.
> For this purpose we selected ourselves from degrees-wear one
> the new Athlon Xp-m Low volume day processors and to want it
> steam under the back to make once correctly.
> ----------------------------------------
>
> and as a result, I have decided that
> I too want it steam under the back to make once correctly.
>
> :-)
>
>

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