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Celeron 352 overclocking

Thawaxshop

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I know its a POS but man it overclocks nice
I got it for a temp chip since i sold my E6700 "ES" and the Quad wont be here till next tuesday :D


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Cooling, voltage and temps?

I put one of these into a friend's rig, but it's on an Intel G965 board- no OC options apart from pinmodding. :(
 
This is not your regular "POS Celly"...
It's more like a Northwood P4 with it's 512k L2...!!!! The only difference is that Northwoods had double L1 cache.... Still at 6GHz this thing should perform like a 4.5~4.8GHz P4... Nothing to be ashamed of.
Nice...
 
The only difference is that Northwoods had double L1 cache....
huh? Northwood has 8KB L1 data cache and 12kuops trace cache. Prescott/CM (and cut down Celeron 256KB/512KB L2 versions) have 16KB L1 and 12kuops trace cache.
 
huh? Northwood has 8KB L1 data cache and 12kuops trace cache. Prescott/CM (and cut down Celeron 256KB/512KB L2 versions) have 16KB L1 and 12kuops trace cache.

This is why you're a "junkie"... :D
 
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