INTEL Pentiums, Pentium II, Pentium III, Pentium IV, Pentium D, Pentium M / Celeron, Celeron D users.

Since its been too long that no Intels owners have the chance to talk about overclocking results, tips and tricks, might as well i start one. If the both Mod see that this is an irrelevant thread and should be demolished, no hard feelings for me though.

All Intels fella unite here to let the whole LYP that Pentiums still rocks. I've left the AMD world and it seems that sooner or later i'll be back to play Intel.

All your problems, achievements in overclocking can be posted here adn make sure the template are as below:

Templates Are To Be Followed

Specs And Technical Data. (All Must Be Filled)

-Original CPU/Socket :
-Stepping :
-Date :
-FSB :
-Clock Speed :
-Voltage (CPU/RAM/Chipset/AGP) :
-Chipset :
-Ram Type/Speed/Timings :
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Results.(Min. 3 Filled)

-Highest FSB :
-Highest RAM :
-Highest Clock Speed :
-Highest Vcore :
-Highest VDIMM :
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Benchmarks/Stability Testing/ Proof Of Testing. (Min 3 types of testing)
-CPU-Z Validation :

-Prime95 / PrimeTest :
-Super PI/ Super PI MOD :
-Memtest :
-Sandra Memory Bandwidth :
-3DMarks 2005 :
-3DMarks 2003 :
-3DMarks 2001 :


Lets rock the Pentium world and lets show them AMD boyz what can the new 830 and 620 do...Hahahaha...Lets overclock..










Rankings Will Be Update Later On.

This post has been edited by antonio_zth: Aug 4 2005, 10:22 AM

My Office PC

-Original CPU/Socket : IntelŪ PentiumŪ 4 CPU 2.60GHz L1 : 12/8 KB - L2 : 512 KB
-Stepping/ Core: Northwood
-Date : -
-FSB : 200
-Clock Speed : 2600Mhz
-Voltage (CPU/RAM/Chipset/AGP) : 1.5v
-Ram Type/Speed/Timings : KVR Hynix D43 512x2 = 3-4-4-8 2.8v
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Motherboard
- Brand : MICRO-STAR INC.
- Model : MS-6728
- Chipset : 865PE
- AGP/PCIE : AGP
- Bios Version : -
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Results.(Min. 3 Filled)

-Highest FSB : 250.58 * 13
-Highest RAM : (250.58) 1:1
-Highest Clock Speed : 3257.59 MHz
-Highest Vcore : 1.5v
-Highest VDIMM : 2.9v
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Benchmarks/Stability Testing/ Proof Of Testing. (Min 3 types of testing)

-CPU-Z Validation : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=28960
-Prime95 / PrimeTest : -
-Super PI/ Super PI MOD : -
-Memtest : -
-Sandra Memory Bandwidth : -
-3DMarks 2005 : -
-3DMarks 2003 : -
-3DMarks 2001 : -



My Office PC

-Original CPU/Socket : IntelŪ PentiumŪ 4 CPU 2.60GHz L1 : 12/8 KB - L2 : 512 KB
-Stepping/ Core: Northwood
-Date : -
-FSB : 200
-Clock Speed : 2600Mhz
-Voltage (CPU/RAM/Chipset/AGP) : 1.5v
-Ram Type/Speed/Timings : KVR Hynix D43 512x2 = 3-4-4-8 2.8v
-----------------------------
Motherboard
- Brand : MICRO-STAR INC.
- Model : MS-6728
- Chipset : 865PE
- AGP/PCIE : AGP
- Bios Version : -
-------------------------------
Results.(Min. 3 Filled)

-Highest FSB : 277* 13
-Highest RAM : (277) 1:1
-Highest Clock Speed : 3257.59 MHz
-Highest Vcore : 1.6v
-Highest VDIMM : 2.9v
----------------------------
Benchmarks/Stability Testing/ Proof Of Testing. (Min 3 types of testing)

-CPU-Z Validation : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=29244
-Prime95 / PrimeTest : -
-Super PI/ Super PI MOD : -
-Memtest : -
-Sandra Memory Bandwidth : -
-3DMarks 2005 : -
-3DMarks 2003 : -
-3DMarks 2001 : -





This post has been edited by antonio_zth: Aug 5 2005, 11:40 AM

according to you in another thread, u've mentioned a problem of making ur system stabilized at high O/C...

to answer ur question about what timings and voltage i can only advice to up ur vdimm to 2.9v and timings let it loose first...then test to see how far it can go and watch out for 'THE WALL'

as far as hynix users go 2.5 3-3-7 is the tightest in terms of stability at high FSB...and above 2.9 is only heat production....

OEM motherboards usually doesnt have overclocking options....this is bcoz there is no PC manufacturer which sells bundled PC wif overclocking functions..xcept alienware which i think is not so overclockable....the problem with server based mobo there are not many manufacturer that build a mobo for the sake of overclocking which their target i assume is 90% right and 10% wrong...

not off i ever heard of it b4.....

if the fan's output is the same with the 3Ghz why not?...the only this is ur 2.0 fan issit still working optimally??

output = CFM = the amount or air in manages to scoop in....

optimally = working in good condition.

does it both has the same size...???

it backs out..while lowering the voltage/speed of ur proc...making sure ur proc stays in good health...

No sifu here, but trying to help...

1) besides ur overclocking results what interest me is the temp...53-55c max???if i were u i kick in more vcore coz ur presscot is consider a cool one...mine at the office running 67-75c stock vcore....

2) i havent heard any bioses that has the option but u can try to get booster and find out if u can pump in more juice...since it is safer that vmod...its better too...


flunctuations is normal.... -+0.03 but if the flunctuations is more than -+ 0.05/6 thats abnormal....PSU problem is most common,...dirty current should also be the problem...

the fightcat master has spoken....

no Intel record breaking nowadays????

use software such as AiDA, Everest, Sandra

Have u tried it for your self?
Have you read any of the reviews on P4 Presscotts Overclocking Results (speed/temp)

For starters maybe u can try raise .05v or .10v see which is available...then watch carefully the temp readings...if u cant read the temp readings...try and touch ur CPU Cooler...if hot as hell u might consider getting a better cooler b4 starting to raise the vcore....

I dun have the current spec...

but when u asked "can P4 LGA775 506 2.66GHz /1MB/533 overclock?" that interest me....coz all processors can be run above their rated spec....is a matter of how high it can run....in your case is better you try first then ask about the problem of what you are gettin from overclocking....

"Whats the max i can go?" question is already too much and why not try to ask question like "I've achieve the max, now what?"

yes...same as sex....

some can stand longer but only one shot....
some can a lot of shot but cannot stand long...
some has long but not strong...
some has short and can stand strong...

so answering your question i hope that u understand that NOT even the same batch,steepings,sllicone,wafer,chocolate chip processor can perform the same....it depends on the technique and a whole lotta luck....

Burn CPU....high clock speed don burn the CPU...high voltage does....


hmmm...i wish it was mine....


unfortunately we can't(and if there is he wont be reading this post coz there is no reply from him...)..All components performs differently compares to its brothers...

the best way is to learn the technique (again like sex) then see the results for your self.....I dont think you wanna us to see while you 'do it' right....So stick with the technique and ur be safe....

What is the technique u may ask????Well read stickies...

can...push the FSB bit by bit...do it in BIOS...untill u cant reboot....then recover by lowering the FSB it down again untill u can pass POST and boot into windows...after that try stability test such as Prime,Super PI,CPU Burn....Try to see if the test failed among ur overclocked FSB/....if fail lower down a little until you can pass around 5 hours of stability testing....

for more info read the stickies at the main Overclocker United page....

Its how you make the most outta both worlds...(again sex) like if ur short, try not to use doggy technique coz it will make it unreachable....

same as overclocking....

lets say a 3000mhz P4 with 200FSB x 15 multiplier....(imagine that the proc is ES)

then after a lot of testing you found out that your proc works best with a 275 FSB increase....but the proc wont be a stable as the Ram (assume TCCD)....so:

275 x 15 = 4125MHZ (WOW) but remember...ur proc is unable to work as high....Jus say your proc works best at 3500mhz...so you will either drop the multipiler to 12 which gives you 3300mhz or 13 which give you 3575mhz speed...which is 75mhz more clock than u r stable at...but still can be counter by vcore increase....

So its better to have a test on all the components to see which is which needs 'optimization'. The use the ability of the ES to control the Multiplier which is crucial in determinating your result...

This post has been edited by antonio_zth: Jan 4 2006, 02:04 PM

i cant really remember whats the exact name coz now i'm in the office....try googling for CPU Burn-in....

easy...just select how many kilobytes or megabytes of calculation you want to do then just hit ok!...normally for stability ppl usually do test for 32Mb Calculation....


shut tha damn thing off.....

use Multimeter to test....its better and more or much less accurate...

p/s:

no need to post 3 times next time...

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...

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

People who built the CPU has a minimal of a Masters Degree or better yet PHd.
People who manufacturer is has a minimal of Bacheclor' Degree or better yet Masters Holders
People who tested it also have the scrol of Masters
People who wrote the EULA, Warranty Disclaimer, Designers has also a minimal requirements of Masters or Bachelor's.
People who is going to check ur CPU,Mobo will hold what u think????

They know..but sometimes they miss....sometimes they ignore...and sometimes they just return the CPU to u and say "Damage due to overclocking....Warranty void! Any disagreements can proceed with High State/Federal/Capital Supreme Court via repectative countries".

try get a full load at 40c....then u are at the safe side....