POST YOUR AMD XP-M O/Cs here!

Athlon XP 2800 Barton @ 2.4ghz @ 1.75.
33C idle 40C load @ 23C room temp with Thermalright SP-97, AS5, and 92mm Enermax UC-9FAB adjustable fan running at 3/4th speed.
 
ill post for my buddy, blakangus, since he probably wont be on for a while.

Athlon XP-M 2200+; stock 1.667GHz; current OC as of this morning = 2.58GHz

running stable @ 31C, voltage=1.725, FSB=215, Multiplier=12

CPU cooler is ThermalRight or ThermalTake AX7, or something like that. discontinued i believe. and, of course, some good old AS5.

were hoping to be hitting a full 1GHz OC very shortly.
 
PigGeneral said:
My Mobile died the same way. I was @ 2.6 ghz, the next day, comp boots up and its doing 800. Never did more than 1.2 after that. I took the heatsink off when I replaced it, and had a bad smell :( . Least it had the respect to hang on until I could purchase a replacement.
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STOP THREATENING ME!!well im doing 1.53 now still 138 fsb though. dont have the balls to push it higher. scared its gona crash again. well atleast my table aint shaking like it used to be when i ram at 1.65+Vs :p
 
XP-M 2500+

250 FSB x 10 = 2500Mhz
1.850V

yeah, I can get awesome FSB but the CPU really needs the volts unfortunately.
 
I tried, I'm locked at 2.8ghz :(

Anyways, I just sold my pc and going to DFI UT SLI D so woo hoo! :D
 
12.5x180, 1.75v = 2.25GHz

POS RAM holding me back. I got it to 220FSB with a friend's RAM.
 
BitchBreaker said:
To see how buff your chip is..a multy oc is easy to hit,and high fsb oc is harder.
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i thought the same. higher fsb is better then higher clock as well :)
 
MaMMa said:
i thought the same. higher fsb is better then higher clock as well :)
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BitchBreaker said:
To see how buff your chip is..a multy oc is easy to hit,and high fsb oc is harder.
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have you taken a look at my 3dmark score?? 245 fsb + 2.7ghz..


i've hit 250FSB on this nf7 before.. the maximum the bios allows for

edit: anyways, high fsb overclocks are just as easy as high multiplier overclocks. one oc's your cpu and the other oc's your mobo. in my case, i dont have a motherboard that can go past 250 (only because it's maxed out).. give me a DFI and I'll show you a high fsb + high multiplier clock.
 
system has been rock solid at 2.6ghz for the past month..figured i'd mess with it some more today.

got it running prime stable so far(30 mins) at 2.7ghz 1.8v 200x13.5
36c idle 47c load
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my ram wont do anything stable above 200mhz. 210 and windows runs fine..but i get random application crashes and not prime stable.
220 windows boots, but crashed during prime.
my nf7s is virgin.. no volt mods on it at all so i wasnt able to try the ram above 2.9v.
i bet if i voltmod the ram to 3-3.1v i'll get it stable.

also got windows to half load at 2.8ghz..200x14 didnt give it enough juice tho. only at 1.85v.. once my watercooling setup on this box is done, i'll shoot for a stable 2.8ghz 1.9 ish volts. atm i'm on an slk900/TT smartfan 2 combo
 
My oc is not as spectacular as some of the ones here, but for the reccord:

2400+ M 35w 11.5x230 = 2,645mhz @1.85v
Temps: 40C idle 46C load

Had to loosen my ram wont do over 210mhz in dual channel @ CAS2 but it doesnt show too much of a decrease in performance with cas set to 2.5ms. One stick can do 225mhz in CAS2 but loosing
 
back in the 32bit days...

XP2600-m
Abit AN7 (onwz ever nforce2 out there)
water cooling via maze 3 and chilled water.

Clocked her 12.5 x 225 = 2.8 Ghz! running 2.2v to CPU 100% stabel...it even posted @ 3Ghz...but only lasted like 2 seoucnd into windows loading..

BTW: Yes i belive the Abit AN7 ownz all, even the DFI lanparty. Wile it didnt have the FSB capibiltes the DFI dose, its had a great power circut that held the CPU and memory voltage very well, only fluxing by .05v...the DFI was good for people with good memory, and air cooling or no balls for high voltages...me my memory wasnt that hot (240 tops) but i want high voltage and the DFI couldnt do past 1.85 satbily..
 
Stangman wtg on the OC!



Old shot of my My XP-M 2500+ on air (notice the date):
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I(illa Bee said:
back in the 32bit days...

XP2600-m
Abit AN7 (onwz ever nforce2 out there)
water cooling via maze 3 and chilled water.

Clocked her 12.5 x 225 = 2.8 Ghz! running 2.2v to CPU 100% stabel...it even posted @ 3Ghz...but only lasted like 2 seoucnd into windows loading..

BTW: Yes i belive the Abit AN7 ownz all, even the DFI lanparty. Wile it didnt have the FSB capibiltes the DFI dose, its had a great power circut that held the CPU and memory voltage very well, only fluxing by .05v...the DFI was good for people with good memory, and air cooling or no balls for high voltages...me my memory wasnt that hot (240 tops) but i want high voltage and the DFI couldnt do past 1.85 satbily..
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the Albatron KX-18 pro and PRO II owns too! yumm n force 2 ultra :) . im going to try upping my M 2600+ again after i reseat the cpu and heatsink again. if that doesnt work ill switch to a kingston value ram pc3200 512mb.
 
I(illa Bee said:
back in the 32bit days...

XP2600-m
Abit AN7 (onwz ever nforce2 out there)
water cooling via maze 3 and chilled water.

Clocked her 12.5 x 225 = 2.8 Ghz! running 2.2v to CPU 100% stabel...it even posted @ 3Ghz...but only lasted like 2 seoucnd into windows loading..

BTW: Yes i belive the Abit AN7 ownz all, even the DFI lanparty. Wile it didnt have the FSB capibiltes the DFI dose, its had a great power circut that held the CPU and memory voltage very well, only fluxing by .05v...the DFI was good for people with good memory, and air cooling or no balls for high voltages...me my memory wasnt that hot (240 tops) but i want high voltage and the DFI couldnt do past 1.85 satbily..
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Where did you learn English man? Your punctuation is decent but your spelling is terrible.
 
Jerunk said:
Where did you learn English man? Your punctuation is decent but your spelling is terrible.
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I didn't know you were giving out grades ?

"Welcome to the [H]ard|forum classroom" :D
 
see sig. I can run it up to 2300, prime stable with a 2500rpm HSF, but I'd rather not toast it so I'm running it at 2100 until I build another system.
 
malingjc said:
see sig. I can run it up to 2300, prime stable with a 2500rpm HSF, but I'd rather not toast it so I'm running it at 2100 until I build another system.
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2300 is nothing, whats the temps? Whats your vcore?
 
MaMMa said:
2300 is nothing, whats the temps? Whats your vcore?
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i totaly agree. 2.3ghz is absolutely nothing for xp-m 2400+, 2500+,and 2600+s. just make sure you have good ram to go with the O/Cs and keep the temps under 60cand your all good. damn gotta get me some ram...
 
Jerunk said:
Where did you learn English man? Your punctuation is decent but your spelling is terrible.
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I learned form the [H]ardForum! Dont cry over spilled milk, and dont spill milk in you case....
 
Stang Man said:
first to reach 3Ghz + with an AMD Mobile XP processor...

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you might wanna check xtremesystems.org before you make these bold statements. someone just hit 3.47 witha vapochill ls and i know someone else hit 3.04 last year with a mach II. now first on hardforum...maybe :D in any case awesome awesome awesome overclock, too bad i broke my pump last night or i would have to show you up :p
 
BobSassafrass said:
you might wanna check xtremesystems.org before you make these bold statements. someone just hit 3.47 witha vapochill ls and i know someone else hit 3.04 last year with a mach II. now first on hardforum...maybe :D in any case awesome awesome awesome overclock, too bad i broke my pump last night or i would have to show you up :p
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You do realize he did that some time ago. :rolleyes:
 
Just something I've noticed through personal tests...From this thread, I gather I probably have the highest FSB out of all of you even though I don't have a great CPU (I've done 260FSB before and on other forums, I know others who are faster).

The Athlon XP is bandwidth starved, giving the system more FSB is actually much more effective to your CPU than increasing the clock. I ran Sisoft Sandra's CPU arithmetic and multimedia benchmarks (can't remember values right now but I'll check later).

Basically, when running the CPU @ 253x9.5 = ~2.4GHz, 506FSB , the CPU benches were MUCH MUCH faster than the CPU @ 228x11 = ~2.5GHz, 456FSB.

Just goes to show that high CPU clock doesn't mean everything. A 250x10 (2.5) can probably go toe to toe and maybe even beat a 200x13 (2.6). I don't have the numbers or the CPU to test right now to back me up, but that's just something I found out playing around a few months ago. I'll try to duplicate my results and grab some screens for you guys.
 
Spare-Flair said:
Just goes to show that high CPU clock doesn't mean everything. A 250x10 (2.5) can probably go toe to toe and maybe even beat a 200x13 (2.6). I don't have the numbers or the CPU to test right now to back me up, but that's just something I found out playing around a few months ago. I'll try to duplicate my results and grab some screens for you guys.
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well it probably depends on what programs/benches you're talking about. i'm sure that more fpu intensive apps like distributed computing projects benefit more from a higher Ghz than bandwidth, which they won't really ever touch.

it probably depends on what you're needing to run i guess.
 
I got my new Zalman 7000B-CU cooler and it does 200X12.5 = 2.5ghz @ 1.775V ran 12 days prime stable :D :D :D Currently reading 54C cpu temp running folding@home, room temps is 110F :eek:

Bad thing is I go for 2.6ghz and it fails prime 95 instantly@ any vcore with a rounding error
 
just got my mobile 2500 up and running at 2.5 (10x250) last night @ 1.825v. only problem is that is that it gets too hot for my liking (around 58c after a few hours of prime) and my desktop xp 2600 never got that hot at a higher voltage

i need watercooling :D
 
BobSassafrass said:
you might wanna check xtremesystems.org before you make these bold statements. someone just hit 3.47 witha vapochill ls and i know someone else hit 3.04 last year with a mach II. now first on hardforum...maybe :D in any case awesome awesome awesome overclock, too bad i broke my pump last night or i would have to show you up :p
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where do you think i "lived"??

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?postid=373841#post373841

i was the one who did 3GHz last year, and it was a stock r134a Mach I
 
I'm running very stable with 200x12 with 1.72vc on an AN7 with 2600+. This is my first real attempt at overclocking. I can't seem to get it above 200 on the clock. Just tends to crap out at anything higher. Probably my old ram, 512mb Corsair w/heat spreader PC2700. Anything I can try to get maybe 2.6ghz out of the processor?
 
Schmucker said:
I'm running very stable with 200x12 with 1.72vc on an AN7 with 2600+. This is my first real attempt at overclocking. I can't seem to get it above 200 on the clock. Just tends to crap out at anything higher. Probably my old ram, 512mb Corsair w/heat spreader PC2700. Anything I can try to get maybe 2.6ghz out of the processor?
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is it a mobile 2600?
 
2500m at 2.73ghz on water cooling shes been running this speed for about a year now and no problems what so ever.
 
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