Overclocking Duron 700

On Sun, 29 Feb 2004 21:34:44 +0000, John P wrote:

Hi guys, I am new to overclocking.

How much can a Duron 700 be overlcoked without taking too much of a
risk of failure?

About 900Mhz.

How is it done?

Multiplier x FSB = cpu speed. how you cahne these depends on your MB.
You'll have to unlock the duron by closing the L1 bridges on it before
changing the multiplier. If your MB support a 133MHz FSB, you might get it
up to 7x133 (933MHz) just by setting the fsb to 133. Might need to raise
vcore too. Just depends.

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John P wrote:

Hi guys, I am new to overclocking.

How much can a Duron 700 be overlcoked without taking too much of a
risk of failure?

How is it done?

Dude... I'll GIVE you a gigahertz durn if you want one... email me.

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| you might get it up to 7x133 (933MHz)

Unless ambient air is very cold, this needs a costly hsink e.g.
Thermalright, or bulky / noisy water cooler.
http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/01q...cooler-09.html
My D750 can work @133 x 6½, 1.575v. 133 x 7 in 28°C
ambient will need @ least 1.675v, & a bigger hsink of 0.35°C
/w.

John P wrote:

Jerry McBride wrote:

John P wrote:

Hi guys, I am new to overclocking.

How much can a Duron 700 be overlcoked without taking too much
of a risk of failure?

How is it done?

Dude... I'll GIVE you a gigahertz durn if you want one... email
me.

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I would like to take you up on that but I like in the UK and you are
in the US.


That's a shame. It just seems to me that the effort is kinda wasted trying
to get a couple of megahertz out of such an old chip. Sorry.

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