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    [WTB] Socket A CPU top-down heatsink

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    Pavel, I understand why you want the top-down blower but if you're going to overclock, I'd suggest a fan just for the mosfets.

     

    I came to using TT Sonic Tower as a nice cooler. It can run an Athlon XP 2500+ in passive :D even with a little overclock. Just find a cooler with a thin heatspreader and get a clip from an old sA cooler (with 3 holes on each side).

    Socket 479 fixes

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    Didnt know that your are already clean up db by yourself...
    The base is too big to see the fixes. And big enough to see mistakes here and there ;)

    I'll check socket 3 today.

    Socket 479 fixes

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    Posted · Edited by Antinomy

    Thanks, Frank. I do clean up the database when I have free time (almost never that is :D) but I definitely can't see everything.

     

    Strunkenbold, I usually clean them one category by one. Starting from old school and moving to the more recent ones. Better small fixes per week than giant fixes per ..never :D

    Socket 479 fixes

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    The better way is to compile a list of such bugs for a certain CPU family and send to F. Delattre (author of CPU-Z). You can post here, I'll think what can be done with it.

    Socket 479 fixes

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    O.K., moved all CPUs to their appropriate sockets. Renamed Core-based CPUs. I don't agree renaming LV/ULV Pentium M's because the way it's now is more common and like it is on intel.com. As for adding revisions to Celeron M 3xx/Pentium M 7x5 I remember it being a tricky one. Will read datasheets on what the differences are besides stepping.

     

    Feel free to poke me from time to time ;)

    Some love for Old School Hardware?

    in HWBOT Development: bugs, features and suggestions

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    Massman, you said that making a new point algorithm would need effort whereas using the same one but "categorized by user account type".

     

    What can you say about a point algorithm categorized by hardware type? Same points, but a ranking that counts only hardware older than socket T (775) for example? You've already rolled you charts with "most gold cups, most points in certain socket" so this isn't much different from your charts.

     

    I mean who is the number 1 overclocker in Socket 7 anyway?

    Well, I have a thought on that one :D but I hope Massman can clarify this case.

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