Author: Rafael Vasquez
Date: 14:59:01 07/13/99
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Christophe: I do leave my machine days ON. But I put one big fan which I adapted pointing directly to the CPU at 5cms inside the case(I cut the fan of an old power supply and connected to an external 12V.The cable goes form inside the case to outside the transformmer). Also I put an additional small cpu fan which can be connected to a hard disk's cable and put it aside the CPU(pinting at it). The original voltage was 2.4 Volts at 350 mhz. Now I'm using 2.7 Volts and 400 Mhz. I'm sure you can succefully overclock that CPU and have an additional performance. I'm happy with my overclocked CPU because I got extra 50 mhz. If I get an K6 III 450 I'll overclock it to 500 Mhz without need of using freezing equipment as Kryotech. Regards, Rafael On July 13, 1999 at 13:15:36, Christophe Theron wrote: >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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