Celeron@133MHz ?

[Flash]

Will any of the Celerons run @ 133 MHz systemclock?

 

[AndyHui]

The Tualatin Celeron 1.2GHz seems to be able to do 133MHz FSB without too much trouble.

Note that you may need a new motherboard to run this processor.

 

[Juggybear]

I've been able to push my cely 850 to 1133 with a 133fsb but it totally throws off my AGP bus and I actually get lower 3D Mark 2001 score that if I ran my processor at 850. Otherwise booting up and loading programs is way faster with the o/c.

 

[Flash]

Juggybear, what motherboard are you using? If you are running a Intel815 based mobo or any other designed for 133 MHz systemclock there should be no probs with agp. But I think you have a BX based board or anything like this, right?

 

[Juggybear]

yeah i'm using an old Abit BE6-II BX board I should probably upgrade but I love my motherboard had it for over 2 years now and hasn't let me down

 

[rogue1979]

Celeron 800 makes the 133MHz fsb very easily, just bump the core voltage a little.

 

[rainbowsmiley]

What are you running ... what speed slot 1.
I have a 500 PIII and want to go to 1 ghz... My manual says I have 133 fsb... be6II Rev2.2
I would like to go to a cheaper slocket... do you know if it would work? I love my MB also and don't want to change.
Thanks

 

[novice]

FWIW, I have two MSI-6309 motherboards (Apollo 133a chipset) with a Celeron 600 and a Celeron 900. The 600 runs fine at 100 Mhz fsb for a nice 50% o/c. The 900 runs stable at 120 Mhz for a 20% o/c. Neither of mine can get close to 133, although overclockers.com data base shows a number of systems that have successfully achieved it with varying motherboards, cooling options and different processors. Mostly 800's through 900's.
Chuck

 

[maddmax]

A friend called me to ask why his Celeron 800 on an Asus CUV4X kept saying 1.066mhz at startup. I replied nice chip, congrats and welcome to the club.

 

[blackhawk]

I bought a celeron 900 cdo stepping and put it on my aopen ax6bc thats been running overclocked celerons for almost 2 years and booted it right up to 133/1200 with a GW hs and sunon fan.

temps are a bit higher but the Asus 6800 vid card is running like a champ on the overclocked agp bus---might be worth a shop for you

 

[bizmark]

No problems with my 850 @133FSB. Cheap $6.00 CoolerMaster HSF, no case fan. (Although I'm planning on buying one soon to lower temps just a little bit.) 1.74V core.

No problems with AGP/PCI busses b/c this motherboard is designed for use at 133FSB and thus has the 4 divisor.

 

[GeForceG]

I overclocked my 1Ghz Celeron to 1.33Ghz w/133Mhz FBS.
You can always overclock.

 

[Naughtyboy2000]

Hi there...!

I´m new to this forum...and as you can see in my sign. I´m currently running an XP1800+.......but through times I have had a lot of Intel systems and most Celerons...my last Celeron was an 800(100fsb)...runned that one with a 72w peltier aircooled with a Taisol(copper) and 2 60mm Ystech fans mounted on top sucking air through the taisol....and had the voltag at 1,9v.....with this setup i pushed my celery 1238mhz....rocksteady....that gives us a bus speed att 155x8
Al this on a Abit BX 133Raid
I have pics witha sisoft cpu bench...but don´t have any where to put it otherwise I would show it to you.

 

[ShinSa]

<< yeah i'm using an old Abit BE6-II BX board I should probably upgrade but I love my motherboard had it for over 2 years now and hasn't let me down >>



Hey Juggy. Have you noticed how the new bios lets the BE6-II have a 1/4 PCI divisor but doesnt have a 1/2 AGP divisor?? I mean what gives?

 

[Skitzer]

My Celeron 1.1a is running 1507 on a 137 fsb at 1.65v.

 

[Zap]

<< A friend called me to ask why his Celeron 800 on an Asus CUV4X kept saying 1.066mhz at startup. I replied nice chip, congrats and welcome to the club. >>


LMAO!