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Hows my OC on this Intel box?

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Well I decided that since my new rig isint up yet (waiting on 1 part) that id overclock my current setup a bit.

The processor is a P4 2.8C (2800mhz) with a stock cooler.

The ram is some Nanya PC3200.

Let me know if this is an OK overclock.

Temps at load are about 60 degrees C

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Rock solid with super pi and 2 hours of F.E.A.R :)

UPDATE:
Just played around with some settings. Got my super pi 1m time down to 44s

ram timings at 2-2-2 @ 181mhz. It was rated at 3-4-4 for 200mhz. heh

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I OCed my 3.2 northy to about 3.55 a couple months back and it seemed like everything was slower. Apps launched slower, and it was slower to load windows, so now I'm back at stock.
 
thunderstruck! said:
1.66v?! No wonder people say intel runs hot.
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The Northwood core is not the one that earned intel its hot reputation... that was its successor, PressHOT. :p :eek:

 
2.4C M0 @ 3.4 here

What board are you using, there maybe some way to sqeeze more room out of that chip. 3.3 is a pretty average overclock of early D1 Northwoods.
 
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