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Right now, I'm running at 2.18 GHz (145 x 15) @ 1.75v. At 1.725v it didn't crash in any programs, but I got infinate loop in prime95. Now with 1.75v, it's completely stable in prime95. My RAM can't handle 2.0-2-2-5 at 145 MHz FSB. I had to use 2.0-3-3-6 I've tried 1500 MHz @ 1.5v. But it still...

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Seems so. ------------ <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86" target="_new">My Website</A> <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86/myrig.html" target="_new">My Rig</A> & <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86/benchmark.html" target="_new">3DMark score</A>

Right now I'm running it stable at 2.18 GHz (145 x 15) @ 1.725v(selected in bios). My CPU is "auto-undervolted", it's actually running at 1.68 to 1.71v. I think I can hit 2.2 GHz with 1.75v (bios selection). My mobo didn't undervolt my Duron 1 GHz. With Duron it always supplied exactly the same...

I don't think it's Thorton. CPU-Z tells that it's Family 8, Stepping 1. It should be T-bred. IIRC, Thorton is falmily 10, just like Barton. ------------ <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86" target="_new">My Website</A> <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86/myrig.html"...

I had always CPU interface disabled. It didn't cause any problem with FSB. I will try enabling though. Does anybody exactly know what it really does? ------------ <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86" target="_new">My Website</A> <A HREF="http://geocities.com/spitfire_x86/myrig.html"...

I'm using Kingston PC2700 CL2.5. So no need of overclocking the memory. I've tried some overclocking. It can run at 2100 MHz (140 x 15) at default voltage. At 143 x 15, default voltage, it generates error at prime95 (doesn't crash or lock up). In all cases the memory was running at 2.0-2-2-5...

Bought it yesterday to replace my Duron 1 GHz. I've bought a retail package. OPN code: AXDA2400DKV3C. Runs at 1.65v. Under OPN code there was written "KIXJB 04 16FPDM". Does it mean my CPU's stepping is <b>KIXJB</b>? The bad thing is my CPU's multiplier is not unlocked. It's always 15...

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