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i know the temps are high still seems stable, i dont know if i beleive the asus temp sensor

its a p5gd1 915 chipset, prescott 3.2 , zalman 7000 cu heatsink... and which voltage is right?

in the bios is have it set for 1.4125 , cpuz seems to be reporting it alot higher than that

prim 95 was running there, it did report an error so im going to shave a few mhz off the fsb
 
LOL i had an a64 and a8n sli and even stock speed and crap timing it wasnt stable .. lasted 3 days :)
 
FiNaL_MeTHoD said:
*EEEKK* Prescott *runs away* :D
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stfu

Nice OC, by the way. 650mhz isn't fenominal on these things, but considering it would cost you $700+ to outright buy the cpu you should be happy
 
70 deg under load in prime 95 isnt too bad is it? being the prescotts are notorius little hot plates


not complaing at all, i just wana make sure it looks ok :)

i actually dropped it from 1.4125 to 1.4 v, asnd 235 fsb from 240 and it doesnt fail prime 95 tests anymore
@ 240 is ran fine, complete 3dmark 2005, but failed the odd time on prime 95
 
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