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Is 2300 ghz the max?

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I have a 2000 ghz processor that is 400 fsb on a 800fsb capable 3.4 mghz motherboard. I have it overclocked to 2.3 gigahz. Temp has not risen more than 2 degrees celcius. I bumped voltage from 1.525 to 1.6 (the most the mb will do) and something else from 100 to 115, I tried 150 but crashed and had to reset cmos. I tried clockgen to push past this and get nothing but crashes.
 
damn, i wish i had a 2300ghz processor... or knew what mghz was :p

2.0A's dont overclock particularly well. they were teh first northwoods, and dont really have lots of headroom in them.
 
when i had a northwood 2.0A i got it to 2.4 on stock fan no problems worked fine too
 
lithium726 said:
damn, i wish i had a 2300ghz processor... or knew what mghz was :p

2.0A's dont overclock particularly well. they were teh first northwoods, and dont really have lots of headroom in them.
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megagigahertz, duh! ;)
 
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