lol, little Celeron is faster than most Tualatins. Great time!

wow...vcore?

Thanks Strunkenbold!

2.3v or smth like that. Done with new tusl2, still testing it. I'm going to bench all my 200pcs of s370 CPUs. The best ones will then be ln2 tested to make some competition for GraduS and others;)

Thanks Strunkenbold!

2.3v or smth like that. Done with new tusl2, still testing it. I'm going to bench all my 200pcs of s370 CPUs. The best ones will then be ln2 tested to make some competition for GraduS and others;)

Uff,i had wr cpu-z 566(1514mhz)...if I find a good memory qimonda i will buy also a new tusl2-c for bench.

I'm going to bench all my 200pcs of s370 CPUs. The best ones will then be ln2 tested to make some competition for GraduS and others;)

See you next year for results

I'm doing the same with my s.A CPUs. Currently almost done with categorizing 'em in the excel sheet. Now to the point of selecting best samples per model.

There are additional things like does the cpu unlocks (multiplier, cache, etc), voltage tolerance.

many socketA cpu can be unlocked)

Uff,i had wr cpu-z 566(1514mhz)...if I find a good memory qimonda i will buy also a new tusl2-c for bench.

I can sell manu qimonda to mans) have some 20pcs

What do you mean? Are there normal CPUs that can be unlocked? For example bigger cache or unlocked multiplier?

Just to be clear - I'm talking about s.A CPUs.

And yes, older CPUs can be multi-unlocked (Palomino, Thunderbird, Duron). Thorton is Barton with one half of L2 disabled and on some samples it can be unlocked and operates stable, which transforms it into full Barton core.

Older chips can be unlocked even with pencil, while e.g. Palomino requires e.g. silver conductive paint.

Many Thoroughbred and Barton chips are also multi-unlocked, but AMD started to hard-lock them somewhere at the "famous" 39th week of 2003.

For example Semprons (T'bred-B) are locked.

many socketA cpu can be unlocked)

 

 

I can sell manu qimonda to mans) have some 20pcs

i'm intesting,can you send my a pvt with price for bank?

Just to be clear - I'm talking about s.A CPUs.

 

And yes, older CPUs can be multi-unlocked (Palomino, Thunderbird, Duron). Thorton is Barton with one half of L2 disabled and on some samples it can be unlocked and operates stable, which transforms it into full Barton core.

 

Older chips can be unlocked even with pencil, while e.g. Palomino requires e.g. silver conductive paint.

 

Many Thoroughbred and Barton chips are also multi-unlocked, but AMD started to hard-lock them somewhere at the "famous" 39th week of 2003.

For example Semprons (T'bred-B) are locked.

http://www.hwupgrade.it/forum/showthread.php?t=1077379

it's in italian but with google translate it works

I remember my applebred@thoroughbred.

Yes, Applebred is Thoroughbred with disabled part of L2 cache, just like Barton -> Thorton.

Of course there's no guarantee it can unlock extra L2 cache and even if it does, it might be unstable. Sometimes that part of the cache is disabled for a reason

I had experience with chaintech mobo based on Pro266 - it has a little better performance but there were some problems - usb not working after 155mhz, CL2.5 only at high FSB. Also I was able to get to 190mhz only with aircooled NB, 195mhz with SS on NB (but the mount was bad). And these clocks were reachable with custom wpcredit profiles only. Another thing - you will need to make a choice of single-sided winbond carefully. Those working flawlessly on i865/s939 are not the best ones here.

For P6S5AT I was trying to do smth like TurboPLL mod (here is the link http://www.benchit.kz/blogs/blog/terraraptor/859.html) but I had stability issues as realization was baaad.

Imo qimonda not best, but its good. Best i have. maybe 103u better.

Info about Printed carbon resistors is true.

Via apollo not very good for fsb. but it faster on 2-2-2-5.