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Ubiquity said:You don't have very exciting dreams I take it.
4b5eN+EE said:FX-55 phase changed and OCed to 6 ghz....
hey you said dream...
i dont care if its the intel forum![]()
lolShepsCrook said:You don't know that. Besides. This is a DREAM CPU thread. You could say Alfredo Sauce CPU with 30ghz clockspeed and matching 30ghz FSB with build in A/C and some fuzzy dice danglers, named the Pimped 30 CPU and it would qualify for this thread. lol
I'll trade you my brain CPU for your McDonalds oneShepsCrook said:Oh no wait. I know! The McDonalds Grease Machine CPU. It's fueled by the grease from McDonalds food. Not only does it do 50ghz at 10c and can be oc'd to 100ghz at only an increase of 5c, but if you supersize your meal, that's more grease, and you'll get an easy 200ghz clockspeed at 20c which is well below optimum thermal temperatures. Not to mention you'll get 75 miles to the gallon with the bad boy.
Too far? That was a weird dream. I ate some cold pizza before I went to bed that night.
ROFLMAOShepsCrook said:Oh no wait. I know! The McDonalds Grease Machine CPU. It's fueled by the grease from McDonalds food. Not only does it do 50ghz at 10c and can be oc'd to 100ghz at only an increase of 5c, but if you supersize your meal, that's more grease, and you'll get an easy 200ghz clockspeed at 20c which is well below optimum thermal temperatures. Not to mention you'll get 75 miles to the gallon with the bad boy.
Too far? That was a weird dream. I ate some cold pizza before I went to bed that night.
OMG, is that the one with in-built house warming feature?robberbaron said:Well the 533MHz Cyrix III is pretty nifty. It sports a 133MHz FSB!
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/article/20000606/cyrix.jpg
1.9 Volts for 533MHz? YES PLEASE! Just remember the heatsink!
Cyrix's were notoriously hot and unstable.texuspete00 said:about the cyrix thing... plenty of old cpu's used high voltages. They didnt pull a lot of amps. That thing is probably frozen compared to today's cpu's.
Tila isnt a metric prefix. Perhaps you mean terahertz, which is 1 trillion hertz?pArTy said:A AMD 64 bit with HT clocked at 1 Thz. 1 Tilaherts!
robberbaron said:Cyrix's were notoriously hot and unstable.
Oh wow, the Cyrix 3 series only did 20W at 2.2 volts. I KNOW the older cyrix were hot as hell, though... Plus this cpu has no L2 cache, so many less transistors.texuspete00 said:Hmmm... What kinda watts did they put out though? Not to offend the intel'ers in here.... but Prescott would probably do a better job warming the room.![]()