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ghogman · 04-28-2002, 02:49 PM

I got my water cooled case and new system built and running. I am at 2640ghz with a FSB of 120. I pumped the Vcore to 1.85 from 1.5 on a Northwood 2.2 P4.(wire trick) I am suposed to be able to get up to around 142 fsb. I cant get it to run at 133 FSB. I can boot at 133, giving me a CPU of 2.96 ghz. But after a few min I blue screen. This setting only puts me .2-3 hz more on the AGP and PCI bus. I cant pin point it yet. The best thing is that I can run my system like this at 100% load and I ave about 36-39 Deg C. My GF4 is running at 320 GPU and 710 mem also and is about twice as cool with the water block on it also.
Any ideas?

My P4T-E is the good one too with eteh ICS clock generators also. This is supposed to be the "real overclackable " P4T-E Asus board.

04-28-2002, 02:49 PM	#1
ghogman Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 26	Asus P4T-e OC problems I got my water cooled case and new system built and running. I am at 2640ghz with a FSB of 120. I pumped the Vcore to 1.85 from 1.5 on a Northwood 2.2 P4.(wire trick) I am suposed to be able to get up to around 142 fsb. I cant get it to run at 133 FSB. I can boot at 133, giving me a CPU of 2.96 ghz. But after a few min I blue screen. This setting only puts me .2-3 hz more on the AGP and PCI bus. I cant pin point it yet. The best thing is that I can run my system like this at 100% load and I ave about 36-39 Deg C. My GF4 is running at 320 GPU and 710 mem also and is about twice as cool with the water block on it also. Any ideas? My P4T-E is the good one too with eteh ICS clock generators also. This is supposed to be the "real overclackable " P4T-E Asus board.