just say i accidently click 'Add Reply' but you got sumore stuff to ask/say...just hit edit button on the right side of ur post...

that was not my pc, some japanese did it. I just post as reference.....here the forum link

Ch33r5!

tone, i able to OC my P4 506 2.667Ghz to 3GHZ with your Abit AS8-V at standard HSF!!!...CPU at 40C idle!!!

really crazy...well..they are extreme ppl by the way....

Not my board anymore..its yuor now..hehe..
push more..temp is good!!

Hi guys,..

Is it normal for my temp to go from 53C at load to 65C just by openin my winamp visualisation.I just put in artic silver 5 but just using stock HSF.idle at 44C.

your temp is normal for prescott...no need to worry..if it reach 70 its quite hot...if your using artic silver 5 it takes about 200 hours to actually "masak" or stable..

my 2.4c D1 is currently overcloked to 3.2Ghz. ram timing is 2.5-3-3-7 and divider 5:4. my ram is OCZ platinum EL PC3200 rated at 2-2-2-5. my processor is running on stock HSF and just recently i have cleaned the surface of the cpu, so there is no more cooling cream, only pure contact between the cpu and heatsink. on idle, the temperature is 40 while in full load it's 50. so far so good as it is stable and passed all tests.

my question is can i go higher without risking of damage to my cpu. how high can i go with stock HSF. i'm sure i haven't hit the wall yet, but i don't dare to push higher, risking my components.

any advice will be appreciated

wooo no thermal grease...i dont know what to say man...just make sure ur keep an eye on your temp...it maybe risky if u dont put some thermal compound...the heat cant flow to heatsink efficiantly if no thermal compound i think ...let see what other people think...

when i say 50 celcius on full load, i mean the temperature of the heatsink only. that's where my temperature probe rests. but i don't really know the real temperature of the cpu

WAH gang!1 Overclock wit stock HSF .. . . my one 2.6c oc to 3.25.. divider 1:1 ram timing 2.5.3.3.7.. ur one also can reach 3.2Ghz.. may i know what mainboard u using now

well...try to use speedfan or MBM5 software..u will know the cpu temp then.

i'm not sure whether this has been posted or not but i bumped into an interesting patent....

http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?...RS=PN/6,535,988

does this means that future intel chips would not be overclockable anymore?

quick get some crappy thermal paste at least!
without anything in between, might cause your temps to go sky high and burn up

yeah.... later u gonna burn ur proc... so dangerous..

if this is implemented... then it will disaster... but where say it is intel ?

This post has been edited by low yat 82: Jan 7 2006, 03:23 AM

i'm using ABIT IS7 (pure) with OCZ Platinum EL PC3200. at 1:1 divider and 2.5-3-3-7, i can reach 3Ghz which i think can go a liltle bit higher. at 5:4 divider, i was able to hit 3.2Ghz in just one try, no sweat. and again i think can go higher.

i'm just a little bit worried since my cpu now don't have thermal paste and it's on HSF.

come on man..get some thermal grease....artic silver 5 is da best for overclocking...its for ur own good

the WC brand is coolriver.WC for CPU,VGA also Northbridge chip.I googled it say rather decent WC not extreme actually.Is it worth it to buy it at rm 300 for 2nd.....thnx

This post has been edited by styloe: Jan 7 2006, 03:07 PM

look under assignee...its intel corp...

System for detecting over-clocking uses a reference signal thereafter preventing over-clocking by reducing clock rate

Abstract

An over-clock deterrent mechanism of a chipset which comprises an over-clock detection circuit for detecting over-clocking of a system (processor) clock signal based on comparison of ratio of the system (processor) clock signal which is likely to be over-clocked and a fixed, stable reference clock signal which is highly unlikely to be over-clocked, and an over-clock prevention (thwarting) circuit for deterring such an over-clocking by either disabling operations of a computer system or significantly undermining key operations of a computer system.

Inventors: Poisner; David L. (Folsom, CA)
Assignee: Intel Corporation (Santa Clara, CA)
Appl. No.: 407853
Filed: September 29, 1999

there's a discussion over it here

http://www.geek.com/news/geeknews/2003Mar/...30326019296.htm

Intel has just stamped their own doomsday.

This post has been edited by SnoWFisH: Jan 7 2006, 04:09 PM