Author: Enrique Irazoqui
Date: 08:16:02 01/21/99
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On January 21, 1999 at 10:36:38, Rajen Gupta wrote:
>dear enrique
>No: if you see my original post titled Celeron 450 vs Pentium 450 ; it is
>exactly what I did to boost the speed of my £60 celeron 300A processor to 450
>Mhz(by boosting bus speed from 66 to 100 Mhz.. It has been running great for
>about a week now . i even posted fritz and junior marks at this speed in order
>to compare it with a genuine P ll 450 or 400 Mhz.
>
>i wonder if you could let us know what sort of fritz and junior marks you are
>reaching on your 400 and 450 mhz system/
I don't have a PII-450. Fritzmarks on a PII-400:
Junior 5 128MB Fritz 5.32 192MB
Short Long Short Long
100 Mhz 254 262 257 290
112 Mhz 291 315 289 324
Short Fritzmarks are higher with smaller hashtables. For instance, with 64MB
Fritz 5.32 gets 265.
This overclocking is an easy way to gain speed. I am not all that concerned
about the chip lasting 7 years instead of 10, because by then not even my child
will want it. What worries me is the timing problems and program errors
mentioned by Bob.
Enrique
>Rajen Gupta
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