Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 09:01:01 12/16/98
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On December 16, 1998 at 11:45:47, Scott Shepherd wrote: >On December 16, 1998 at 10:36:20, Harald Faber wrote: > >>On December 16, 1998 at 09:16:41, Vincent Lejeune wrote: >> >>>>>>>The 300A is easily overclockable : It contain a 4.5x multiplier provided to run >>>>>>>on a 66 Mhz Motherboard (4.5x66Mhz = 300 Mhz) ... if you switch the motherboard >>>>>>>to 100 Mhz you'll get 450 Mhz ... >> >>>>>In the News we note a 95+% of success... >>>>> >>>>>Because Celeron 300A have the same engraving's size as the PII-400,450 (0.25 µm >>>>>I think)... >>> >>>I've forgotten to write that in the case of you get some error messages from >>>windows you need to raise the CPU voltage (+0.1 Volt). note that motherboard as >>>Abit BH6 with his softmenu BIOS is very useful in this case. >> >>OK, I'll keep it in mind if I think of buying a new PC or upgrading. At the >>moment I am satisfied with my K6-200 and my 166MMX-Laptop. :) > >Make sure you try and get the CPUS made in Malaysia not Costa Rica. For some >reason the Costa Rican Models would not OverClock. At least that was my own >experience. My Celeron 300a has been running great at 450 for about 3 months, >Though I did have to set the Voltage to 2.10.. I would not have been surprised to hear that the 300a or 333 could run at 400 MHz, but 450Mhz, wow, that is really pushing it! But I guess if it's been working stably for three months, it must be a reasonably solid setup. Dave Gomboc
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