2100+ @ 4100+

[DPA]

WOW!

im sure that some of you have seen this at vr-zone.com as i have been looking at it for a couple of months, but i never did the math.

cow, these people of whom go by "only4pro.com" from finland have taken a 2100+ and ran it up to 4100+. this answers my question about over 200FSB. thats killer. Im sure that this team had to rifle through a lot of chips to get this kind of a performer, but that is really amazing.

http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/AMD/TBred/ [the first wcpuid image is theirs]

Liquid Nitrogen cooling was required as they had the Vcore up to 2.2, i bet that computer takes a lot of money to run!

i wonder what the sandra benchmarks are for the Ram Throughput?

this has to be a record [for this week at least] can anyone find a higher overclock?

*note* i didn't go to their barton OC database because the differing cache and MHz makes a comparison very difficult.

[Nighthawk]

I wonder how much the LN2 costs per gallon? It's fun to play with even if you aren't using it to cool a CPU

[FalcomPSX]

since a 4100+ doesn't exist, what's that in ghz?

[Dsword]

4.1 ghz?

[rourkchris]

3382.65 MHz. 225.51 MHz FSB x 15 multiplier.

[wackoguy]

3382.65 MHz. 225.51 MHz FSB x 15 multiplier.

try putting that up against a pentium 3.2ghz

[Urban_Squrill]

One word DAM!

[win2kuser]

Imagine all the money they spent doing that, surely it would be cheaper to go out and buy a dual mp2.6 or even better, a crays.

and don't call me surely.

[muno]

What I've read about the ln2 coolers here (finland), they get some 20litre canisters for free, or pay a very minimal price for it.

It's about breaking the limits
-M

[FalcomPSX]

more tests would be nice, to at least attempt to prove it's stable, cause if it's not stable, it doesn't count. Running wcpuid doesn't mean it's stable by any stretch, I didn't see anything else either that shows they tested it.

oh yeah and look at these p4's, i' sure a 5.1ghz p4 will beat a 3.3ghz athlon by quit a large margin. Again though, if that isn't stable, it's worthless.
http://www.vr-zone.com/guides/Intel/Northwood/