Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 10:15:36 07/13/99
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On July 13, 1999 at 08:20:55, Rafael Vasquez wrote:
>Bruce,
>>On July 13, 1999 at 00:17:02, Bruce Moreland wrote:
>>My point is that I have never heard anyone suggest raising the voltage on the
>>CPU because a program crashed.
>>
>>bruce
>Of course, you didn't have this problem, why should you're going to search for
>such a solution?. I have an overclocked AMD and used this method. My AMD is
>working perfect now!. Now... are you going to say I'm doing something wrong.
>Oh yes I know... you'll say that my CPU will fail maybe in two or three years
>:)))).
>
>Best Regards, Rafael
I have an AMD K6-2 300.
I tried to overclock it to 350MHz, and it crashes almost instantly.
I tried to overclock to 333MHz, and it looked like it was running fine. But I
discovered that it would crash after several hours of intense testing (Tiger
running automatically for a long time).
Do you suggest that I can solve the overclocking problem by a little voltage
increase? First I have to check if my MB supports it.
Also I have to check the temperature increase. In my office I always have around
30°C, and my hardware already suffers from it.
Christophe
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