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How high can this be overclocked. my board is very stable at my overclock now, but I thinking of getting a 3200, but only if it is worth it.
 
Don't those come at 200MHz FSB and like 2.2GHz frequency? You aren't going to get much out of it I'd say. It'd be a better idea to pick up a 2500+ or 2600+ if you're going to be overclocking. Don't be afraid of jacking up the VCore either :)

edit- I just realised, LOL, are you talking about the Athlon XP or the 64?
 
Originally posted by PliotronX
Don't those come at 200MHz FSB and like 2.2GHz frequency? You aren't going to get much out of it I'd say. It'd be a better idea to pick up a 2500+ or 2600+ if you're going to be overclocking. Don't be afraid of jacking up the VCore either :)

edit- I just realised, LOL, are you talking about the Athlon XP or the 64?
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sorry XP i have my 2500+ at 3200+ speed already 11X200. And my vCore is 1.63 so i have room with that.
 
I would say push it up to ~2.4ghz if you're on air. A bunch of people got up to 2.9 on water and after that they would be really lucky to pull 3ghz. Good luck! tell me how your overclocking goes
 
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