it doesnt mean it has a total of 4GHZ, dual core can allow u to do stuff like run 2 programs at same time smoothly.xXGamingBugXx wrote:
??? Dual core, 2ghz each ?
yes i know, but if each core is 2ghz how can 2ghz x2 not equal 4?
u got the wrong idea of dual core CPU's... they dont work together... AMD is trying to do that and its called reverse hyperthreading. its just like having 2 seperate CPU's.xXGamingBugXx wrote:
yes i know, but if each core is 2ghz how can 2ghz x2 not equal 4?
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)dalmar72 wrote:
Opteron 170 @ 2.6 Ghz (for now) on a asrock 939 dual. need to get a dfi board if I wanna hit 2.8
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)dalmar72 wrote:
Opteron 170 @ 2.6 Ghz (for now) on a asrock 939 dual. need to get a dfi board if I wanna hit 2.8
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
I have nothing but trouble with ECS boards. Same goes with ASrock.slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)dalmar72 wrote:
Opteron 170 @ 2.6 Ghz (for now) on a asrock 939 dual. need to get a dfi board if I wanna hit 2.8
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
just ordered the DFI nF4 Ultra-D. should have it tomorrow. will test the overclocking over the weekend. I think the asrock is limiting how far this thing should go.Snipedya14 wrote:
I have nothing but trouble with ECS boards. Same goes with ASrock.slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
very true. i was just saying that 2.8 is easyly achieved with a 170 and a DFI board (if you have a decent stepping, i should add)slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)dalmar72 wrote:
Opteron 170 @ 2.6 Ghz (for now) on a asrock 939 dual. need to get a dfi board if I wanna hit 2.8
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
once upon a midnight dreary, while i pron surfed, weak and weary, over many a strange and spurious site of ' hot xxx galore'. While i clicked my fav'rite bookmark, suddenly there came a warning, and my heart was filled with mourning, mourning for my dear amour, " 'Tis not possible!", i muttered, " give me back my free hardcore!"..... quoth the server, 404.
just ordered the DFI nF4 Ultra-D. should have it tomorrow. will test the overclocking over the weekend. I think the asrock is limiting how far this thing should go.Snipedya14 wrote:
I have nothing but trouble with ECS boards. Same goes with ASrock.slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
Pentium 4 630 3.0 Gig overclocked to 3.2 (Any higher and I get lines on weapons*Think I need a better graphics card*) 800 MHZ FSB 2MB L2 Cache 64bit
8086 @8MHz (12 in Turbo mode), 640K RAM 20Meg HD, Hurcules Monochrome amber-on-black monitor.
Oh sorry, that was my last computer (well first actually, but its probably older than most of you (or even your dad))
Oh sorry, that was my last computer (well first actually, but its probably older than most of you (or even your dad))
you need better coolingstonehand wrote:
Pentium 4 630 3.0 Gig overclocked to 3.2 (Any higher and I get lines on weapons*Think I need a better graphics card*) 800 MHZ FSB 2MB L2 Cache 64bit
P4 3.0 PRES-HOT OC TO 3.6 1MB CACHE 800MHZ
4 120mm Fan
Asus P4P800-E Deluxe
CORSAIR TWINX-3200C2PRO 1GB x 2
4 120mm Fan
Asus P4P800-E Deluxe
CORSAIR TWINX-3200C2PRO 1GB x 2
i got teh same ocagewingman_lajoda wrote:
P4 3.0 PRES-HOT OC TO 3.6 1MB CACHE 800MHZ
4 120mm Fan
Asus P4P800-E Deluxe
CORSAIR TWINX-3200C2PRO 1GB x 2
AMD Athlon64 Socket754 3200+(its a bit old) 2.2Ghz with a DFI LANPARTY 250GB nF3
I take it you have a slight to moderate dislike of the plane coverting young scallywags who get into a few high-jinxs when another fellow soldier happens to be a little quicker than they are at reaching the old Spowith Camel eh?T0rr3nt wrote:
AMD Athlon64 Socket754 3200+(its a bit old) 2.2Ghz with a DFI LANPARTY 250GB nF3
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So you think it is ok to block the runway with vehicles? C4 the plane? Mine the runway? Stand in front or on the aircraft if you don’t get in first? Or any combination of the above? Who the fuck do you think you are? Everyone tries to get in, if you didn’t make it, rather then launching a SRAW at the aircraft or jumping in front and punishing for a TK, do your team a fucking favor and sit and wait for the next one instead of causing the same problems as the bitch M95’ers. If you tried this shit in real life someone would knock those ugly Chiclets you call teeth out of your mouth and you’d be wearing your asshole like a turtle neck. End of fucking story!
yeah mine's stuck @ 2.7 with the Ultra-D. it may go higher with better cooling but i can't up the v core much without over heatingmax wrote:
very true. i was just saying that 2.8 is easyly achieved with a 170 and a DFI board (if you have a decent stepping, i should add)slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.max wrote:
yeah ... 2.8 is possible with a dfi board and a opty 170 (speaking from own experience)
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
Opteron 165 oc'd to 2.4ghz
runs like a dream
runs like a dream
i have pentium d 3,00GHz 1 gig`s of ram and a 128MB nvidia GeForce 6700 XL video card(128 sounds crappy but it runs verry well) oh btw i found a funny pic in my folders some mins ago i will post it also:
Intel Pentium 4 Processor 550 w/ HT Technology 3.4GHz 1MB Cache
Almost the same boat I'm in. It's not really worth it to spend $50 or more on a huge HSF just to get another 100 or 200Mhz... But if you can push it to 3Ghz with a big HSF... that might be worth the trouble.jaymz9350 wrote:
yeah mine's stuck @ 2.7 with the Ultra-D. it may go higher with better cooling but i can't up the v core much without over heatingmax wrote:
very true. i was just saying that 2.8 is easyly achieved with a 170 and a DFI board (if you have a decent stepping, i should add)slo5oh wrote:
Don't even need a 170 to do that! The 10x multi helps on mobos that don't like to break 300Mhz, but with a good board the 165 is more than enough.
My 165 is running 2.79Ghz at stock voltage on an ECS KN1 SLI Lite mobo (about a $65 board if you know how to shop) with an AC Freezer 64 that was around $20 too keep it cool. I'm stuck at 310Mhz and I think it's the mobo holding me back... but it's not worth spending $100 to upgrade my mobo for another 200ish Mhz.
Borad came in today. Start fresh install and see what I can can get it up to. The arctic cooling freezer 64 pro actually doeas a pretty good job considering its price.slo5oh wrote:
Almost the same boat I'm in. It's not really worth it to spend $50 or more on a huge HSF just to get another 100 or 200Mhz... But if you can push it to 3Ghz with a big HSF... that might be worth the trouble.jaymz9350 wrote:
yeah mine's stuck @ 2.7 with the Ultra-D. it may go higher with better cooling but i can't up the v core much without over heatingmax wrote:
very true. i was just saying that 2.8 is easyly achieved with a 170 and a DFI board (if you have a decent stepping, i should add)
Tuniq tower 120 is a good 50 buck HSF... too bad its out of stock everywhere except for taiwan!
i didn't figure i'd have this much of a heat prob. i know my hs isn't the best (zalman 9500) but it's pretty good along with low 70's room temps in a cm stacker but i can't go over 1.4v and stay below low 50c temps.slo5oh wrote:
Almost the same boat I'm in. It's not really worth it to spend $50 or more on a huge HSF just to get another 100 or 200Mhz... But if you can push it to 3Ghz with a big HSF... that might be worth the trouble.jaymz9350 wrote:
yeah mine's stuck @ 2.7 with the Ultra-D. it may go higher with better cooling but i can't up the v core much without over heatingmax wrote:
very true. i was just saying that 2.8 is easyly achieved with a 170 and a DFI board (if you have a decent stepping, i should add)
if i can scrape up the cash (gotta sell toys to buy toys lol) i'm looking into water cooling for the performance and noise drop. plus after the initial cost it's about the same price for a new block if needed as a new hs
uhhh i dont know the techanal terms for mine how bout TOTAL SHIT!! thats mine any way