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Spyda · 06-17-2003, 02:29 PM

*disclaimer*

I assume no responsibility for my advice, and is to be taken as advice and thought about seriously and read up on before attempting.

If you do OC it that way, take it in steps, if necessary 1 or 2 Mhz steps, test, raise FSB, i dont want you coming to me with a frazzled mobo and/or RAM and/or CPU.
There is no guarantee of the performance level your CPU will achieve safely.
The only guaranteed level of performance is that which it is rated for.

You *should* be able to get these speeds, I have seen these speeds on at least 30 or 40 machines.

EDIT - As soon as i have the money for my new build, which will be a 2500+ Barton on a soltek board, this is the speed i am aiming for, of course, if you want to run the RAM synch, its a good idea to buy PC3200 RAM, as while PC2700 might make it to 3200, id rather not risk it

06-17-2003, 02:29 PM	#11
Spyda snowboarder Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: UK Posts: 2,462	disclaimer I assume no responsibility for my advice, and is to be taken as advice and thought about seriously and read up on before attempting. If you do OC it that way, take it in steps, if necessary 1 or 2 Mhz steps, test, raise FSB, i dont want you coming to me with a frazzled mobo and/or RAM and/or CPU. There is no guarantee of the performance level your CPU will achieve safely. The only guaranteed level of performance is that which it is rated for. You should be able to get these speeds, I have seen these speeds on at least 30 or 40 machines. EDIT - As soon as i have the money for my new build, which will be a 2500+ Barton on a soltek board, this is the speed i am aiming for, of course, if you want to run the RAM synch, its a good idea to buy PC3200 RAM, as while PC2700 might make it to 3200, id rather not risk it __________________ Antec Sonata - Abit IS7-E - P4 2.4/800 @ 3.0 - 1GB OCZ Gold DDR500 - FX5950 Ultra 256MB - Audigy 2 - WD JB 80GB - XP Pro Last edited by Spyda; 06-17-2003 at 02:38 PM.