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Old 24th Feb 2006, 05:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Impressive overclock from celeron D

guys i found this , looks like celeron d is a hell overclocker.

http://www.hkepc.com/hwdb/celeron512k-1.htm
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to me it looked like Celeron D at the same clock speed as Pentium 4 is slower ..

it just can have higher clock speed to beat a Pentium 4
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yup but depends on the price of celeron d.If the chip is dirt cheap it will be good for value user, simply overclock to get p4 performance.
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wont heat be another issue to get a more expensive cooling ?
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if u read the article, it says the heat is not really a big deal.
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5GHz

All right, bring on Conroe

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What cooling were they using for 5GHz and what were the temps like?
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no idea wat kind of heatsink they are using in that test, seems like a coolermaster with power consumption of 69w i dont think u need a costy heatsink. Lets wait for a better review
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What cooling were they using for 5GHz and what were the temps like?
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Air cooling

Without increasing the voltage they managed to bring that celery to 4.15GHz After +0.2v the celery hits 5GHz.
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But that Celery needs almost 1GHz higher to beat P4, and P4 isn't really that fast...

I'm sticking with A64 for now...
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