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Overclocking 2500+ on air...

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by tmod, 27 May 2004.

  1. tmod

    tmod What's a Dremel?

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    What do you think is the highest stable OC possible with just air cooling for an XP-M 2500+? I'm thinking about getting one for my second gaming rig. Thanks.
     
  2. Xen0phobiak

    Xen0phobiak SMEGHEADS!

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    read the dfi, pifast, winrar, and superpi threads around here, you will learn eveything you need to know.


    ps. about 2.8ghz with a lot of hard work.
     
  3. Highland3r

    Highland3r Minimodder

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    Kam's managed to hike his up to about 2.7 ghz with just air cooling, but thats realy good air, murdoc has reached about the same with air but that was with a cache unlocked thorton....
     
  4. Dodge

    Dodge What's a Dremel?

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    I got mine to 2.5, yodasarmpit has had his slightly further i think. If i remember correctly, he got it to 2.7, but that was anything but stable
     
  5. olv

    olv he's so bright

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    Most speeds that have been quoted are only bench stable and by no means Prime95 stable. From experience with mine i'd say its easy to get them up high bench stable 2.7GHz+ but getting them fully stable is much more difficult (but that may just be my rig). 2.6ghz is attainable 2.4-2.5 should be quite doable. All depends on the setup and the chip.
     
  6. unclean

    unclean SMP obsessive

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    should an aircooled setup that gives me 49/50degrees underload w/1.9vcore be able to cope with getting a mobile to ~2.7ghz?
     
  7. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    You should be looking at 2.4GHz - 2.5GHz stable.
     
  8. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    Where can you buy this really good air, Im fed up with the stuff Im breathing right now :D
     
  9. Gecko

    Gecko What's a Dremel?

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    What about that bottled air shops sell? I bet thats really good air :D
     
  10. Highland3r

    Highland3r Minimodder

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    Just goto Tesco's m8, wonder up to the customer services and ask fior their Tescos finest air, tesco value is carp.... :p
     
  11. jetsetjimbo

    jetsetjimbo Up-up and away

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    2.8 on air :jawdrop: That's really going some - must have their own personal hurricane :hehe:

    Mind u gess it depends on the voltage / temps you're willing to push...
     
  12. yodasarmpit

    yodasarmpit Modder

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    I managed 2.8GHz on water, and it was stable, well the BSOD was stable anyway
    [​IMG]

    http://www.yodasarmpit.co.uk/pics/m2500/2818a.JPG

    System crashed less than 5 seconds after taking this
     
  13. k3nn

    k3nn What's a Dremel?

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    spot on, ive got mine a 2.4(200x12) running perfect, never had a problem, running with a volcano 9, so its not cooled to any great extent, 47 idle, 53 loaded, with a nice 1.7 core volts.
    I would imagine with some better air cooling such as a heat pipe(thermalright me thinks) and a big assed 92 mil fan it would get to 2.5 easy. also depends on the voltage you're having to run it at.
     
  14. rio2

    rio2 What's a Dremel?

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    for continued use max 2,4-2,5 ghz is consigliated i use hair system for my(look the sign) :thumb:
     

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