lol .. lazy google for that intel mobo actually intel mobo is big one and many space at that pcb (from what i see).hehe

No one own a Pentium D 920 yet ? I want to know how much OC room this CPU line has. If can OC pass 4GHz, it would be a great bargain.

u buy and make some review here la.we are not rich ppl so cannto buy 1

I'm thinking of buying D920 or x2 3800. x2 3800 is known to be able to oc beyond 2.5GHz. So need feedback on D920 before I make the final decision.

just try it..easy ly can hit 4GHhz



This post has been edited by xeratos_85: Feb 28 2006, 12:21 PM

Interesting..... what's the temp for full load ? Can you still push further ?

temp at full load i not test yet . now running with stock fan so i think oc too much not good la.

As far as i know, D9xx series run much cooler than D8xx series since it's 65nm and using lower vcore. If it can go beyond 4.2GHz (50% oc) with high end air, I will go for it.

More result pls........

here

lol...cannot tahan anymore to try 5ghz..but must change cooler first la..later proc burn

This post has been edited by xeratos_85: Mar 2 2006, 07:28 PM

Why dont u wait for upcoming conroe. Keep ur money and buid an extreme setup on conroe based PC.

Hand itchy cannot tahan liao. Latest by next month I will build my new rig. Plus there will always be a better product to anticipate for.....

nowadays, intel mobo have OC features..

Intel D925XCV Review

2.8ghz can oc to 4.2ghz with this pentium d 920 . so i think u will like this proc too .

I wonder how's the performance compare to Athlon64 x2 @2.7GHz. I'm still incline to buy AMD.

if your X2 can do 2.7ghz, are u really gonna run that as your everyday setting?
even the 4.4ghz on the Pentium, i'm pretty sure that's only for benching

so if you're comparing performance, compare on stock, or on slightly overclocked settings instead
IMO of course

For me if at 4.4Ghz is stable enough for daily use. I'd let run full load 24/7 with folding..

And my P4 3.8Ghz able to do 4.3Ghz on air, 24/7 folding. Now waiting for bwan to return it.

ahh, guess if you're a folder thats a different case
for non-folders, it wouldnt make a difference, other than taking more energy
guess its also a matter of preference

Yes, I fold. So stable oc does mean a lot to me. Dual core is really great for folders as we can do other stuff on one core and fold on the other core.

On stock, x2 3800+ sure win over D920. My concern is whether a D920@4.2GHz can beat 3800+@2.7GHz or not.

the X2 would have been overclocked by 900mhz, that's 50% over its stock speed
the 920 would have been overclocked by 1.4ghz, that's also 50%

since the X2 wins on stock, i'm guessing it'll win on those settings too?
just my guess la

btw, dont u guys take in power consumption when choosing procs?