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Old 01-09-2005, 11:48 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Overclocked temps

I have the Intel 2.4c chip that runs at 800 FSB.
I run it all the time overclocked to 2.88 GHz with no problems.

I was on Newegg's site earlier, and I see they have it dirt cheap right now.

Was reading the reviews of it, and many have been successful overclocking it to 3 GHz and above.

I decided to crank mine up in the BIOS for my Asus P4P800 motherboard to 3.12 GHz and recorded the temps at idle for both 2.88 and 3.12 GHz.

Intel 2.4 C 800 FSB chip on an Asus P4P800 mother board
Temps below are at an idle with no loads.

At 2.88 GHz:
CPU temp is 27c
System is 30c
CPU fan is 2700 RPM
Power fan is 2743 RPM
Chassis fan is 2812 RPM

At 3.12 GHz
CPU temp is 26c
System is 30c
CPU fan is 2721 RPM
Power fan is 2743 RPM
Chassis fan is 2789 RPM

As you can see, the temps remained pretty much the same for both 2.88 and 3.12 GHz.

I tested the system further by firing up Halflife 2 multiplayer and played a game with a few others for 30 minutes.
Here are the results.

At 3.12 GHz
CPU temp is 30c
System is 34c
CPU fan is 2700 RPM
Power fan is 2743 RPM
Chassis fan is 2812 RPM

It creeped up a little bit, but nothing to be worried about.
This is with the stock Intel fan unit too on the CPU.
I could lower it further with a good aftermarket fan and Artic Silver paste compound.



Above temps are after playing the game.
That is a utility from Asus that works with my mobo, and you can also overclock the PCs CPU and memory right from Windows instead of the BIOS.

If anyone is looking to build a good gaming rig on the cheap right now, that is a very good price on the CPU, and I am sure you can still pick up the P4P800 mobo for a good price from Newegg too.

When I get my new case later this year, I was going to buy a 3.0 or 3.2 CPU, but I may just get the same one I have now and overclock it, and put the current CPU back into the old tower.
This way I will have to fast gaming rigs here.

The PIII 500 in the other room will not play the current crop of games out this year.
It is still good though for Unreal and Quake III.

Just thought I would pass along this info for someone thinking about building a gaming rig for low bucks.
Just add a good soundcard and graphics card, and you would have a great gaming rig.
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thats the chip my other computer has, its overclocked to 2.8, ill have to try up to 3 gh

thanks for the info corey!

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You are welcome Wade.
I just checked the temps again, and they are low, just like above in the idle example for 3.12.

I am going to leave it at 3.12 this week and see how it goes.

I guess this 2.4c chip responds very well to overclocking according to the reviews at Newegg.
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My overclocked Cleron 1000 is running at 2.15 gig (A little more that double the speed) My CPU Runs at a max temp of 32. I have an artic fan on the CPU, a 5 1/4" bay fan, a PCI slot fan, 4 Case fans, And modded my power supply to have two fans in it aswell.

I have also upgragded the cooling fins on fan on the motherboard chipset's and video card, and added cooling fins to the memory sticks

My PC is a big wind tunnel
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Corey -

Definitely get the Artic Silver. Makes a noticeable difference. I upgraded the processor in my laptop from a 1.6 to a 2.4, adding the Artic Silver while I went. My temps didn't change, which is pretty good for almost a gigahertz increase in processing power.
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how do you over clock a cpu?
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I have also upgragded the cooling fins on fan on the motherboard chipset's and video card, and added cooling fins to the memory sticks

My PC is a big wind tunnel
Check out my wind tunnel

That big dual fan setup blows right on all of the cards.
It added very little noise to the case too.

Chris, I will get some Artic Silver for sure.

Red, Asus mobos are the king of overclocking, and make it a cinch right from the BIOS, or from that utility as seen in the above pics in a few posts above.
I personaly OC it from the Asus Bios instead of that utility.

I have not even played around with overclocking my memory, doing just the CPU is enough and sometimes the GPU.
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