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  1. January 25th, 2002, 07:40 PM #1
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    Overclock a TB 800

     
    How high have you overclocked your TB800 and how have you done it, I have managed to get mine only to 954, 106 x 9 stable.
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  2. January 25th, 2002, 08:08 PM #2
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    What kind of cooling do you have? And what motherboard and ram?
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    MSI k7T Pro2A, 256PC133 legend and generic, Coolermaster HSF (not sure on what model, But I remember it was rated quite well), Enermax 300 dual fan power supply, 2 x case fans 1 front bottom sucks - 1 rear top blows.
    I have also use Artic silver 2 on the cpu and hsf.
    at the moment I have clocked at 900mhz and running at 46 degrees C, It is summer here in NZ too.
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    New Zealand summer huh, pfffft,
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    I have a 750 that runs at 1066 in my server and has since the 750 was released, its now on a cheap KT7E with a MC370 (Swiftech)---works flawlessly with XP pro, 4 hdd's and all my games...
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  6. January 27th, 2002, 07:31 AM #6
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    New Zealand summer huh, pfffft
    yeah I know, I know


    When I tried ocing my PC higher than 954, it would not boot or was not stable, even though temps were not too high.
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