Overclocking Coppermine Celeron ?

[MegalosSkylaki]

Not the older 66FSB CU or the newer T-1.7,1.8 Ghz, but the 100 FSB 900,950,1,000 Mhz 100FSB Coppermine Pentium 3 cut-down to 128Kb L2.

Situation: Mobo and BIOS and SW to OC can raise voltages in 0.5v increments, bus, in 1 increments, disable autodetect in Vcore and alter the Vio plus more--except mess with the Multiplier.

What are reasonable--and also extravagant--future goals, in case the OC bug hits me. DDR 2100 Memory of good quality.

Or should I get a stick of 2700 for future use--either here or on a 2700 + Mobo?

Figure it should run at FSB 133 with proper voltage pump if needed as I suspect it might.

Anyone running a Cely 100FSB at 133 FSB? at 150 Fsb ?

Is the DDR mem --which seems strange for a Celly --helpful in any way ?

ThanX,
DOOOOOG

[MaxVal]

You would be very lucky to be able to run 133MHz FSB on one of these chips.
The use of DDR memory will contribute little. The DDR makes more difference at higher FSB frequencies.
MAX

[thekemp]

the most i got from the celeron was a 566 to 850 the core tops out at 1.1ghz the cahe may be a limiting factor on how high you can get it. modern motherboards can handle very high fsb's the newer celeron the tualatin models can go high as they have 0.13 micro core and this can reach quite higher frequencies.

[MegalosSkylaki]

Errr..all this sounds like a nope

But good to know--yet another reason to abandon a P3 non-T Mobo project...

Well, better save your bucks for the good stuff I always say

Anyway, mucho Thanxs, Folks

DOOOOOOOG