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PowerMonkey

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Anyone have hold of one of these chips yet?

I am planning on building a new system in the next couple of weeks and wondered if anyone OC'd their chip and what results they got?

Thanks,

PM
 
I think he wants to overclock the 4800+ to something higher instead of overclocking a 4400+ to 4800+ stock.
 
well than OC a 4400+ past 4800+ speeds. With aftermarket cooling they will both hit about the same wall.
 
Russ said:
well than OC a 4400+ past 4800+ speeds. With aftermarket cooling they will both hit about the same wall.
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You people seem to forget that overclocking a dual-core is twice as difficult, because if one core is slower then that limits your overclock....reguardless of how nice the "other" core might be. These are not a cake-walk to overclock....well, to overclock correctly.
 
I have one and it OCs decently, but not enough to satisfy me. tsuehpsyde is exactly correct, these are very hard to OC because you need extremely good cooling and 1 core may be stronger than the other.

I have got my 4800+ to 2.75Ghz dual SP2004 stable for 9 hours. Its a 350Mhz respectable OC but nowhere near where I want to be. I am considering selling it. I have a 3700+ San Diego that just arrived today. So I am going to try that out tonight.
 
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