Actually it's been upgraded. 3.06Ghz stock. CPU and RAM are
still working on a 1:1 ratio since my RAM can attain
considerably higher frequencies than my CPU can.


--- Larry Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> On Saturday, November 29, 2003, at 08:25  PM, Mr O wrote:
> 
> > Anyone else overclock at all? What kind of problems? My
> machine
> > is super stable at 3495Mhz but pushing it over that causes
> > programs to just die whenever they want.
:> Let me get this straight,
:> you're talking a stock 2.4Ghz CPU
:> and you are complaining because it won't work properly at
:> 3.4Ghz...?
> 

> I would think sync problems would be the least of your
> worries;
> at that speed you may be running in to issues with the speed
> at which 
> data is being loaded
> in to the processor cache, which would cause all sorts of
> weird errors
> (like attempts to execute segments that haven't been loaded
> yet)

> At
> > 3588Mhz the temp is still under 90 degrees Farenheit.
:> This means it's USELESS as a Toaster.
> 


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