meizumintyboi
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Just building a new rig atm:
Gigabyte S755 GA P35C-DS3R DDR2/DDR3 1066/1333/800, SATA II, SATA RAID, ATX
E2180 (2GHz) 1MB L2 Cache (2x512k) M0 800MHz FSB, using stock fan
OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1GB) PC26400 Gold Edition XTC 5-5-5-12
Triplex PCI-E X1950 Pro 512MB GDDR3
Kingwin ABT-520MA1 520W Modular PSU
PATA-SATA converter
total about £300 inc. VAT & Shipping
along with some old rig parts:
1xPATA DVDRW
2xPATA HDD
1xSATA HDD
ATX gaming window case
3x80mm LED case fans
1x120mm LED Akassa case fan
PCI Creative Audigy 4
PCI 4 port firewire card
I currently await for the arrival of mobo & PATA converter. So i am standing at my front door outside waiting, whilst posting this thread on my laptop, battery low... not
now with this set-up i was wondering what i could get my E2180 to O/C up to, using stock air?
the thread below has various links to various O/C info on the new Dual Core E21xx M0 series CPU's which apparently O/C far better than L2
"If we consider that the best copies of processors Pentium e2xxx stepping L2 are overclocked using air to 3.6 GHz, then from M0 stepping representatives it is possible to expect more impressive overclock. "
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1701638&page=4&pp=15
and here's another link about the M0 & what the chip looks like (yes, i checked, my E2180 has M0 according to the photograph)
http://xtreview.com/addcomment-id-2814-view-Pentium-E2xxx-M0-stepping.html
Gigabyte S755 GA P35C-DS3R DDR2/DDR3 1066/1333/800, SATA II, SATA RAID, ATX
E2180 (2GHz) 1MB L2 Cache (2x512k) M0 800MHz FSB, using stock fan
OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1GB) PC26400 Gold Edition XTC 5-5-5-12
Triplex PCI-E X1950 Pro 512MB GDDR3
Kingwin ABT-520MA1 520W Modular PSU
PATA-SATA converter
total about £300 inc. VAT & Shipping
along with some old rig parts:
1xPATA DVDRW
2xPATA HDD
1xSATA HDD
ATX gaming window case
3x80mm LED case fans
1x120mm LED Akassa case fan
PCI Creative Audigy 4
PCI 4 port firewire card
I currently await for the arrival of mobo & PATA converter. So i am standing at my front door outside waiting, whilst posting this thread on my laptop, battery low... not
now with this set-up i was wondering what i could get my E2180 to O/C up to, using stock air?
the thread below has various links to various O/C info on the new Dual Core E21xx M0 series CPU's which apparently O/C far better than L2
"If we consider that the best copies of processors Pentium e2xxx stepping L2 are overclocked using air to 3.6 GHz, then from M0 stepping representatives it is possible to expect more impressive overclock. "
http://forums.hardwarezone.com/showthread.php?t=1701638&page=4&pp=15
and here's another link about the M0 & what the chip looks like (yes, i checked, my E2180 has M0 according to the photograph)
http://xtreview.com/addcomment-id-2814-view-Pentium-E2xxx-M0-stepping.html