Overclocking a Pentium 4 on a DS3...

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Eh nevermind.. didn't read the post fully.

You'd probably get a good overclock. I really like my gigabyte board, its rock solid for overclocking with my experience so far. But what do I know... just go and start the overclock process! Then you'd find out how good of an overclock you can get.
 
I haven't installed the board just yet - I'm sort of concerned the ram is going to hold it back.

Will 4x512mb vs 2x512mb yield a difference?
 
Generally I hear that the least amount of ram you have (stick wise) means a higher and more stable overclock.

I have never tested using 2 gigs with 4 sticks or 2 gigs with 2 sticks. I just hear that the least amount of sticks you have the better it is for overclocking. However, if you have the extra sticks, i'd put em' in. I'd personally prefer 2 gigs of ram with a lower clock speed than 1 gig with a higher clock speed.
 
Shlomo said:
Generally I hear that the least amount of ram you have (stick wise) means a higher and more stable overclock.

I have never tested using 2 gigs with 4 sticks or 2 gigs with 2 sticks. I just hear that the least amount of sticks you have the better it is for overclocking. However, if you have the extra sticks, i'd put em' in. I'd personally prefer 2 gigs of ram with a lower clock speed than 1 gig with a higher clock speed.

Yeah I feel the same since I already use it in my current setup.

What are your voltages & ram timings?
 
1.8v on RAM at stock 5-5-5-15 at 700mhz (I put in a divider)

1.4v on the processor at 3.6ghz, for me to hit 3.8+ stable I have to put the vcore at like 1.475-1.5v and for me.. the extra 200 mhz is not worth the extra heat dumped into my case.
 
Shlomo said:
1.8v on RAM at stock 5-5-5-15 at 700mhz (I put in a divider)

1.4v on the processor at 3.6ghz, for me to hit 3.8+ stable I have to put the vcore at like 1.475-1.5v and for me.. the extra 200 mhz is not worth the extra heat dumped into my case.

Alright thanx for the info (we have the same ram, mines just 533mhz). I built a system for a friend a while back with an 805 and the whole time i was putting it together I was like, "I wonder how this baby would OC...."
 
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