Athlon 2600+

I can knock mine to 2100 with a FSB of 140.

Not worth it makes the cpu to hot in Summer in Australia.

Waiting for an Athlon 64 and some 64 bit apps and games.

And dual DDR 2 ram, 3 gig should be ok and a Xp 64bit.

That will be ok for starters.



On Sat, 27 Sep 2003 12:07:29 +0200, "Jørn Petersen"
<jorn-petersen.TakeThisOut@mail.dk> wrote:

 >Hi.
 >
 >A few mhz.
 >
 >I run 2468mhz on the 2600+, thats okay for me.
 >
 >http://www.overclocking.dk/community.asp?mode=info&name=KillerFrog
 >
 >
 >"Renegade" <renaxgade.TakeThisOut@nospam.com> skrev i en meddelelse
 >news:ujKdndonpLkv0O-iU-KYvg@comcast.com...
  >> My Specs Are
  >> Soyo KT400 MOBO
  >> 512 DDR333
  >> Athlone XP 2600+
  >>
  >> When I try to OC, most of the time I go a little high, the computer wont
  >> give power to monitor, mouse and keyboard so I have to reset CMOS. Any
  >> recommendations as to what i should set FSB, Voltage, Ram prefs,
  >> Multiplier, and anything else? Thanks.
  >>
 ><!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

"Renegade" <renaxgade.RemoveThis@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:ujKdndonpLkv0O-iU-KYvg@comcast.com...
 > My Specs Are
 > Soyo KT400 MOBO
 > 512 DDR333
 > Athlone XP 2600+
 >
 > When I try to OC, most of the time I go a little high, the computer wont
 > give power to monitor, mouse and keyboard so I have to reset CMOS. Any
 > recommendations as to what i should set FSB, Voltage, Ram prefs,
 > Multiplier, and anything else? Thanks.
 >

Given your question it might have been a good idea to
list your PSU.

The only KT400 board I have is an A7V8X that I
quickly replaced with an A7N8X. VIA chipsets
(except the 133A) have often been a source of
problems, in my experience.

Luck;
Ken<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->