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HAMMER. Hard Faced or a Rubber Mallet?

Clawhammer (Athlon branded): mPGA 754 1.8-2.0 GHz 512k-1mb L2 Single Channel DDR on-chip controller (DDR333, maybe DDR400) 400MHz 128bit HT FSB Sledgehammer (Opteron) mPGA 940 1.8-2.0 GHz 1MB L2 Dual Channel DDR on-chip controller (DDR333, maybe DDR400) 400MHz 128bit HT FSB Expect Clawhammer...
- HeinrichX
- Post #7
- Aug 6, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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INTEL a warning would have been a good idea...

this happened to me too when i went to put my thermaltake orb on, stupid thing yanked out the cpu and in the process bent a few pins, so i had to very gently bend the pins back to straight just to get the cpu back in the socket
- HeinrichX
- Post #7
- Aug 3, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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P4 Question

I was wondering if testing a 1.8A GHz P4 in this system would damage anything.....the 1.8A may be dead, but i'm not completely sure, it was in a mobo that got shorted out. so if i test will it damage anything?
- HeinrichX
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- Jul 30, 2002
- Replies: 2
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Which P4 Can Reach Highest Overclock Speed

You have a 2.26B.....Willamette core was just 1.xGHz, northwood core was 1.xA Ghz or 2.xA Ghz, northwood core with 533MHz FSB is 2.xB GHz, the only "B" chips are the 2.26, the 2.4B and the 2.53
- HeinrichX
- Post #5
- Jul 29, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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P4 Temp Question

i got the same prob, i got a 2.26B that runs at the same temps, not OCed, i got a thermaltake dragon orb HSF using AS3, i have a ASUS P4S533, and it ran at 40C with stock HSF and 49C at full load, so i only got 2 degrees diff on full load, it should be much cooler
- HeinrichX
- Post #4
- Jul 29, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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p4 temps

I put in a 2.26Ghz P4 with Thermaltake Dragon Orb heatsink and artic silver 3, 40 degrees idle, 49 degrees full load i think thats a bit high, i haven't been through the "break in" period, but with the stock HSF full load temp was 47 degrees any opinions?
- HeinrichX
- Post #9
- Jul 26, 2002
- Forum: Cases & Cooling
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IA-64/EPIC, What Happened?

I was browsing around Ars Technica the other day and found a IA-64 tech preview from 6/99, the article entails the details of the architecture and predicts that by 2003 IA-64 would be implemented on the Desktop effectively replacing IA-32 (x86) as the dominant ISA. Now I think its pretty well...
- HeinrichX
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- Apr 18, 2002
- Replies: 24
- Forum: Ask a Technical Professional
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P4 1.6 and ASUS P4B266-C \ Did I screw up?

The 512KB L2 Cache makes a big difference, when a Intel Pentium comes with 512KB L2 that means its a "Northwood" core processor, meaning its a .13µ (130nm) which runs cooler (which I believe you wanted) and uses less voltage. Also the larger cache improves performance by around 7.5% average.
- HeinrichX
- Post #5
- Apr 13, 2002
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Need Help Choosing Components...

CPU: Intel (1.8A, 2.0A, 2.2A, 2.4A) Motherboard: Intel Chipset: Intel (i845D, i850) RAM: Samsung HDD: Seagate Video Chipset: NVIDIA Video Card: PNY (Verto) CD-X (RW, ROM): TDK DVD-ROM: Pioneer NIC: Intel Sound Card: Philips Add-in Cards (USB, Firewire, IDE, RAID, SCSI): Adaptec
- HeinrichX
- Post #3
- Apr 13, 2002
- Forum: Computer Building

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