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Best tualatin overclocker

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I might do a small upgrade on my second PC which current has a P3 733MHz...

I was wondering which tualatin celeron is the best overclocker and runs on this motherboard: ASUS P3V4X?

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err. celerons...don't know about those two much...
I always used teh server taulatins..
all of those overclocked very well for me..but the 1.13 and 1.26's were the best, due to the low multiplier.
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well if your mobo supports the Tualatin, then the 1.3 Celeron is only $43 on Newegg. It overclocks very nicely but simply bumping up the FSB to 133.

- km
 
I have a 1.4@1.73 on the very same mobo. You'll also need an adapter for the Tualatin and the beta BIOS from the Asus website.
The only thing I found with this setup was that with the extra height from the socket adapter + the SK-6 heatsink + the slot1 adapter = losing 1 RAM slot.
 
Originally posted by KoolMonkey
well if your mobo supports the Tualatin, then the 1.3 Celeron is only $43 on Newegg. It overclocks very nicely but simply bumping up the FSB to 133.

- km
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easier said than done, but for the most part all tualatins will do around 1.6ghz
 
Thanks for the tips...

losing 1 ram slot thats weird...design flaw or something?
 
Originally posted by KoolMonkey
well if your mobo supports the Tualatin, then the 1.3 Celeron is only $43 on Newegg. It overclocks very nicely but simply bumping up the FSB to 133.

- km
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Can't order from Newegg
 
Originally posted by The Rock
I have a 1.4@1.73 on the very same mobo. You'll also need an adapter for the Tualatin and the beta BIOS from the Asus website.
The only thing I found with this setup was that with the extra height from the socket adapter + the SK-6 heatsink + the slot1 adapter = losing 1 RAM slot.
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I already have a slot 1 converter for the P3, will it work for the tualatin as well? or I have to get another one?
 
Shit I just checked from the ASUS website:

From FAQ:

Q: Does P3V4X motherboard support Pentium III or Celeron Processor with 0.13 micron technology?

A: No, it does not. Although Pentium III or Celeron CPU with 0.13 micron technology uses Tualatin core. However, P3V4X doesn't support Tualatin processor.

Q: What is the fastest CPU which P3V4X can support?

A: P3V4X can support up to PIII 1GHz and Celeron 800MHz, but you should update your BIOS to v1006.002 or later.

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bah....just because it asus says its not supported doesnt mean it wont work. i had a soyo 6ba+4 with a celeron 1.3@1.6 on it, i used a modded asus slotket to get it to work. if you dont want to mod the slotket to get a tualatin to work on it goto www.powerleap.com and check out the PL-iP3 adapter, that will work with your board
 
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