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As you said, when ~2.0 V and tualatin @benchmarks, default power section is overheating easly. I had an idea to connect Zombie to TUSL2... and for few months i'm collecting Pentium 3 (0.18 and 0.13 um). It will be lots of fun, but for now - only SS cooling. Very nice score. Hope to see sub 1 min Try to use IHS from 478 or tualatin CPU. Wilamettes are the easiest to cut

Nice!

I like this! Is it 4 phase power section? The same as 8800 GTX? I have my 8800 GTX zombie, after tunning it can do 4phase: 1.3 - 2.6V, 2phase 1.7 - 4.2 V. It is very stable and helps me lot! I also like experiments like this!

Wow! Isn't it the highest Socket A frequency? It's almost 4 GHz

I can see now, my Memory window is covered by "save" window. Here are all the settings: http://hwbot.org/submission/2522506 . I have dual channel mems 6-4-4-5, good memory memset tunning and slim windows (39 MB ram idle without explorer.exe) You should try better windows tunning RTM875 has only three FSB changing legs. All combinations are 133/166/200 (others are reserved) so no way to set 266 which probably would work better. Try to find better motherboard. Had lots of fun while OCing, tunning and benching

I like this! Congrats!

P45 works with FSB 800 prescotts. I can show this too: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2863038 or http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=2119060 Two posts up I have uploaded 3 links. So there it is: http://abload.de/img/img_2024yijn3.jpg bios version. As far as I remember - it is a newest version. Maybe problem is, that you have to clean your processor pins If it doesn't work - try to reset bios, it helps in many cases.

Some P4s are 533 FSB, those can't start with P45 chipset. All celerons D are 533 those also need to have a bsel mod. Pentium D 805 is also 533 FSB: also P45 only with BSEL mod 800.

Hah 20 minutes and here we go: (No mods, no bios mod, nothing modded, 12 mult because of SpeedStep ON) http://valid.canardpc.com/9ixevh Photo: http://abload.de/img/img_2024yijn3.jpg http://abload.de/img/cpu-3010v4k9w.png Cheers If any questions, ask please. BTW. I remember my first time >5.0 GHz on the same processor using crap motherboard Gigabyte EP45-UD3R. The same: no mods needed.

I will try Tpower and P4 631 without any mods. Is this working or not...

I'm having the same problem: 315 wall. No way to pass through this. I did 166->200 FSB mod, it is working (On T5750). Tried to do 200->266 FSB mod, but it doesn't work. Probably a bios limitation. vNB ~1.32-1.35V allows to work stable at 315 MHz. No way to set memory divider, but SPD Tool is very helpfull. Any ideas? Maybe I will try modify logic imputs in clockgenerator.

Very good score! It's nice to see it on Gigabyte, P35 Try on any X48 Asus and do CPU lapping. Congrats!

Nice results on IEM I like the joke on 2nd photo

Nice Gigio!

How are you changing FSB value? I found this, also unlocked a logical input on 4th pin "TME" from 1 to 0. Setfsb - > import PLL and it is working. Now i'm going to do some vmods and check this 315 MHz wall. Maybe I can be able to get this datasheet, but it'll be hard, but I'll try

Nice! Wolfdale is faster here than clarkdale. Interesting What is a batch code and pcbs?

Hi! Is this a RTM875T - 606 clock generator? What is on 3rd photo? The fourth foto I guess is the way to vCore vmod, am I right? How big is vDroop on this notebook motherboard? Nice score!!

This is the mod. He did it his way. Here is a link: http://hwbot.org/submission/2481535 and there is another, but photos are not working http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?285635-Overclocking-Thread-about-LGA-771-CPU-on-LGA-775-Mobo

He wrote "QS cpu". This is an engineer sample of this processor, has got unlocked multiplier. I guess it is not mobile. Unlocked intel processors are quiet rare. I don't have any

Is this max of these mems or chipset? On KT266A i was able to reach max ~182 MHz on ram. Via has an interesting "-33" and "+33" memory set. As far as I remember KT133, KT133A, KT266A has this "multiplier". Old VIAs are not well-compatible with CPUz. Intel i815 is the best for SDRAM. It's possible to buy a cheap mobo eg. cusl2. It has also 2:3 multiplier for ram. BTW I was looking for SIS chipset based mobos, some of them can work with SDRAM at 3-4-4 timings

Thanx again BTW "WBX tune" utility helped me to working with rock-stable EDO-140 MHz.

Lol! Good score. I was not able to pass ~560 MHz. Maybe SS on wolfdale would help me... What vNB did you use?

I don't like this benchmark too. Not clear settings and running it twice or more would give +few % of the score. Should be disabled in HWB. LOL Nice score BTW

Thanks Maybe subzero and ~5 Volts could help me do 150 MHz Theoretically, all motherboards based on 440BX can work with EDO, but it depends on bios.

Thanks again Need other clock generator to reach higher frequency.