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  • best way to overclock a 2500+ Barton

    i'd heard there is a great way to overlock a barton....what would you guys suggest is a great way t overlock them as i'm trying to achieve 2.5ghz with myne ina DFI ultra400 lanparty2 board.
    thanx

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    unless it's ann mobile or uv got a prommy ull struggle to get 2.5, but ive just sold my 2500 barton and it ran best on 10x 220 = 2.20 gaining me over 1000 points more on 3d mark hope uv got pc 3200 atleast to do this or ull have to run it at 11x 200 =2.20 but u will loose the the extra 1000 points on 3dmark good luck :wink:

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    • #3
      Originally posted by gazroid
      unless it's ann mobile or uv got a prommy ull struggle to get 2.5, but ive just sold my 2500 barton and it ran best on 10x 220 = 2.20 gaining me over 1000 points more on 3d mark hope uv got pc 3200 atleast to do this or ull have to run it at 11x 200 =2.20 but u will loose the the extra 1000 points on 3dmark good luck :wink:
      If only that was understandable. Oh and, you don't need a Prometia to do 2.5Ghz, just some nice cooler and a lucky chip. My old 1700+ did 2.5Ghz on air.

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      • #4
        barton @ 2.5GHz

        Originally posted by amd_man2003
        If only that was understandable. Oh and, you don't need a Prometia to do 2.5Ghz, just some nice cooler and a lucky chip. My old 1700+ did 2.5Ghz on air.
        LOL!!! I'm going to have to call b_llsh*t on that one amd man. If it it true then cudos to you for recieving a miracle from God. I owned a 2500+ and the highest i got was 2.2 stable. 2.3 was unstable but booted. The temperatures were never really an issue even with the amd supplied fan (the processor just refused to run higher speeds). I sold it and bought a 2500+ mobile. I have an OCZ copper hs/fan that runs ~ $20 online that does a great job. I can (and do) run 2.4 stable (1.6V; ~40C). 2.5 is mostly stable but unstable in a few programs that i use often (namely Q3). And at 2.6 (1.825V; ~50C) just a handful of programs run w/o problems. I was, however able to run pcmarks2k2 and got 14k. I haven't gone above 2.6 b/c i'm alittle weary of throwing 1.9+ volts @ a $100 piece of hardware that is made to run at 1.45V. If you really want 2.5GHz i'd go 2500 Mobile, but even then you may find a few programs to be unstable. If none of this sounds good to you then you MUST look further into cooling solutions. Just my 2cents.

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        • #5
          Never seen a Barton get to 2.5GHz though I've seen several Thoroughbreds do it (in fact my XP2600+ runs up to 11.5 x 220 though usually kept at 11.5 x 200, to noisey at 220MHz).

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          • #6
            Originally posted by wayout44
            Never seen a Barton get to 2.5GHz though I've seen several Thoroughbreds do it (in fact my XP2600+ runs up to 11.5 x 220 though usually kept at 11.5 x 200, to noisey at 220MHz).
            Same here

            dr_sharp: Nice way to bring back an old thread

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            • #7
              trrbly srry amd_man2003 ... Apparently I've been too busy to read the forum rule that states: "Do not reply to threads more than 2 weeks old."


              won't happen again buddy.

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