rec.autos.simulators

by **Chath** » Mon, 30 Nov 1998 04:00:00

CPUID : GenuineIntel, Typ=0, Family=6, Model=6, Step=0
Processor Core : Pentium II, > Deschutes (Katmai? Williamette?)
L1 Data Cache : 16 KB, 4way associative
L1 Code Cache : 16 KB, 4way associative
L2 Cache: : 128 KB, 4way associative
L2 Cacheable Area : 4 GByte
L2 ECC : present and enabled
Actual clock rate : 503.9 MHz
System clock rate : default: 66.6 MHz, measured:112.0 MHz
Ratio (cpu/syst) : 4.5

ctP2info has detected : Pentium II 503.9 MHz with ECC

Please notify ct via internet: http://www.racesimcentral.net/)
L2 Controller : ID:00, Step:00, Type:BSRAM
L2 Manufacturer : ID:00
L2 Cache Size : ??, 1 bank
L2 Latency Mode : 00
L2 Latency : 5
In Order Queue Depth : 8
Fast Strings : true
MTRR0:00000000..07FFFFFF: WB 0 MB .. 128 MB F8000000
MTRR1:E0000000..E1FFFFFF: UC 3584 MB .. 3616 MB FE000000
MTRR2:E2000000..E3FFFFFF: WC 3616 MB .. 3648 MB FE000000
MTRR3:E5000000..E53FFFFF: WC 3664 MB .. 3668 MB FFC00000
Write Combining for LFB (Linear Frame Buffer) supported

Further details:

FPO/BATCH # :98400673 Pack Date 10/10/98

Malaysia BX80524R300128SL32A

Mobo AbitBX6

128 PC 100 LGS 7J SDRAM runs on CAS 2 or 3 setting

Runs 464 Mhz at 2.0V had to boost it to 2.3V to run stable at 504Mhz

Tried Quake2, Grand Prix Legends, Grand Prix 2 and all work
beautifully........

Hope this helps someone !

by **Some Dud** » Mon, 30 Nov 1998 04:00:00

Have you noticed any significant increase in heat between 450 and 500+ ? ?

by **Bill Gat** » Tue, 01 Dec 1998 04:00:00

dejanews.com says...

> Congratulations...

> Can you post your CMOS settings ?

> ken

> > CPUID : GenuineIntel, Typ=0, Family=6, Model=6, Step=0
> > Processor Core : Pentium II, > Deschutes (Katmai? Williamette?)
> > L1 Data Cache : 16 KB, 4way associative
> > L1 Code Cache : 16 KB, 4way associative
> > L2 Cache: : 128 KB, 4way associative
> > L2 Cacheable Area : 4 GByte
> > L2 ECC : present and enabled
> > Actual clock rate : 503.9 MHz
> > System clock rate : default: 66.6 MHz, measured:112.0 MHz
> > Ratio (cpu/syst) : 4.5

> > ctP2info has detected : Pentium II 503.9 MHz with ECC

> > Please notify ct via internet: http://www.heise.de/ct/ctp2poll)
> > L2 Controller : ID:00, Step:00, Type:BSRAM
> > L2 Manufacturer : ID:00
> > L2 Cache Size : ??, 1 bank
> > L2 Latency Mode : 00
> > L2 Latency : 5
> > In Order Queue Depth : 8
> > Fast Strings : true
> > MTRR0:00000000..07FFFFFF: WB 0 MB .. 128 MB F8000000
> > MTRR1:E0000000..E1FFFFFF: UC 3584 MB .. 3616 MB FE000000

Are you using the standard heat sink fan combo? what's the board temp?

Mr.Spoon

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by **STEVEN L UMBAC** » Tue, 01 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Tim. I am thinking of doing the 300A overclock upgrade. It looks like in
your experience about 3 out of 4 work fine. Problem is my luck always will
make me the unlucky 1 in 4. However I was wondering if you had any
experience with the success rate of the retail boxed 300A?? I have read that
they may have a better success ratio. I am debating wether to go with the
retail boxed 300A or buy from Computer Nerd - they test and sell those 300A
that have worked well at 450 for $240 on a Abit BH6 with a quality cpu
coller fan. Thanks for any info! --- Steve

>You must be one lucky mf,I happen to have access to a
>huge # of 300a chips,and out of the 45 I have put to the test
>not one would run at 504 with any kind of stabilty.
>There were at least 5 that would boot to 504 but were very
>unstable.On the other hand, 33 were flawless at 450.
>And yes, I use the abit bh6.Voltage was not the issue.

>Mr. Overspeed

by **Tim Yuhas** » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00

C300A bought it today and 504mhz is GOOD !!!!
huge # of 300a chips,and out of the 45 I have put to the test
not one would run at 504 with any kind of stabilty.
There were at least 5 that would boot to 504 but were very
unstable.On the other hand, 33 were flawless at 450.
And yes, I use the abit bh6.Voltage was not the issue.

Mr. Overspeed

by **Chath** » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00

this CeleRon 300A Database......week 40 Malaysia are nearly all
capable to run 504Mhz Look
here....http://scripts.cac.psu.edu/users/b/l/blc146/cele300a.cgi

by **Chath** » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00

I did a bit of research
here.....http://scripts.cac.psu.edu/users/b/l/blc146/cele300a.cgi
and found that nearly all Malaysia week 40 retail CeleRons are
capable of running 4.5 x 112 .

It's too much work to put all he CMOS settings on here...i basically
read everything at http://www.bxboards.com.....excellent site.

I did install an extra fan to blow at the CPU and that's the only
change from my previous CeleRon non-L2 cache 448Mhz.

Cheeers for now !

by **Chath** » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00

> Tim. I am thinking of doing the 300A overclock upgrade. It looks like in
> your experience about 3 out of 4 work fine. Problem is my luck always will
> make me the unlucky 1 in 4. However I was wondering if you had any
> experience with the success rate of the retail boxed 300A?? I have read that
> they may have a better success ratio. I am debating wether to go with the
> retail boxed 300A or buy from Computer Nerd - they test and sell those 300A
> that have worked well at 450 for $240 on a Abit BH6 with a quality cpu
> coller fan. Thanks for any info! --- Steve

> >You must be one lucky mf,I happen to have access to a
> >huge # of 300a chips,and out of the 45 I have put to the test
> >not one would run at 504 with any kind of stabilty.
> >There were at least 5 that would boot to 504 but were very
> >unstable.On the other hand, 33 were flawless at 450.
> >And yes, I use the abit bh6.Voltage was not the issue.

> >Mr. Overspeed

Buy a week 40 Malaysian retail CeleRon 300A ......that's what i looked
for http://scripts.cac.psu.edu/users/b/l/blc146/cele300a.cgi

Go to this kick-ass site and for best overclocking info
http://www.bxboards.com

by **Flyin** » Wed, 02 Dec 1998 04:00:00

Hi,
I have had good luck with a Retail version 300A OCed to 450 for about
2 months now no problems. I would reccomend the Retail because the fan &
heat sink is well worth the 20 bucks extra. Also I added one more case fan
plus the little one I have always had on my V2 card. ( of course the power
supply fan blows out )
Also if you like this site..........
http://www.minotaur.com/
sells pretested to 450 Celerons for $168 ( retail boxed )
thats a good price as I paid 180 untested.
You can always find the Abit BH6 board for $99 at most places.
Good Luck have fun this is a great easy project with great rewards I think
:-)

Cya,
Mike

> Tim. I am thinking of doing the 300A overclock upgrade. It looks like
in
> your experience about 3 out of 4 work fine. Problem is my luck always
will
> make me the unlucky 1 in 4. However I was wondering if you had any
> experience with the success rate of the retail boxed 300A?? I have read
that
> they may have a better success ratio. I am debating wether to go with the
> retail boxed 300A or buy from Computer Nerd - they test and sell those
300A
> that have worked well at 450 for $240 on a Abit BH6 with a quality cpu
> coller fan. Thanks for any info! --- Steve

> >You must be one lucky mf,I happen to have access to a
> >huge # of 300a chips,and out of the 45 I have put to the test
> >not one would run at 504 with any kind of stabilty.
> >There were at least 5 that would boot to 504 but were very
> >unstable.On the other hand, 33 were flawless at 450.
> >And yes, I use the abit bh6.Voltage was not the issue.

> >Mr. Overspeed

by **Reebus Canebu** » Thu, 03 Dec 1998 04:00:00

And I said "huh"

stable with Mitsubishi 8ns ECC RAM on BH6 with boxed 300A.