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Old January 8th 04, 09:37 PM
Erik Alvar
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Wow... I'm noticing that some retailers are now carrying 1.8ghz Durons.

I thought that 1.6ghz was as far as the Duron was going to go, but
apparently AMD has added the 1.8 to the top of the Duron line.

I did some searching on AMD's website and here's the tech spec brief on
the Duron Model 8, which comes in 1.4, 1.6, and 1.8 flavors.


http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...docs/25848.PDF

I've had great success with the Duron 1.6. Picked up an ECS K7VTA3 w/
bundled 1.6 Duron from Fry's for $39. Overclocks easily to 2ghz just by
switching to 166/333 FSB.

I haven't gotten around to trying the L2 cache enable trick, but
hopefully soon I'll have a 2ghz Duron w/ full 256kb L2 cache.

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Old January 9th 04, 08:18 AM
Wes Newell
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On Thu, 08 Jan 2004 13:37:04 -0800, Erik Alvar wrote:

Wow... I'm noticing that some retailers are now carrying 1.8ghz Durons.

I thought that 1.6ghz was as far as the Duron was going to go, but
apparently AMD has added the 1.8 to the top of the Duron line.

I did some searching on AMD's website and here's the tech spec brief on
the Duron Model 8, which comes in 1.4, 1.6, and 1.8 flavors.


http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...docs/25848.PDF

I've had great success with the Duron 1.6. Picked up an ECS K7VTA3 w/
bundled 1.6 Duron from Fry's for $39. Overclocks easily to 2ghz just by
switching to 166/333 FSB.

One needs to be careful, as these can be either a Tbred A core (CPUID 680)
or B core (CPUID 681). The A cores won't overclock that high.

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Old January 13th 04, 09:26 AM
Wayne Youngman
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"Erik Alvar" wrote
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Wow... I'm noticing that some retailers are now carrying 1.8ghz

Durons.

I thought that 1.6ghz was as far as the Duron was going to go, but
apparently AMD has added the 1.8 to the top of the Duron line.


I've had great success with the Duron 1.6. Picked up an ECS K7VTA3 w/
bundled 1.6 Duron from Fry's for $39. Overclocks easily to 2ghz just by
switching to 166/333 FSB.



Hi,
yeah I hear that the 1.6GHz applebreds are great overclockers, better than
the 1.8GHz. . . .
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Wayne ][


 




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