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Well today I got a package from newegg and ZipZoomFly
AMD Mobile Barton 2400+
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A DFI NFII-400 Ultra Motherboard

I have a stick of BH-5 coming in for this but I couldnt wait so I decided to crank it up with the generic PC2700 I have

So far Im running at 2405 mhz- 200 x 12 on generic pc2700!
I cant wait to get my BH-5 Baby Ill be flying!

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Been Primeing for an hour and a half and toturing the crud out of it. Took some tweaking to find the sweet spot

When I get My BH-5 in Ill be looking to push 220-250 fsb!
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wow, that's pretty good. I thought the 2400's didin't overclock that well.
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U da goat !! :D

I have an xpm24+. same stepping that I'll be putting together tomorow nite on a Shuttle an35n-U for a guy at work. :) Only have BuffaloWinbond pc3200 CH-5 for it tho. So 210-220fsb will probably be the max on that end.

I wasn't home much today even tho I was off. ugh :mad . I'll be around tomorrow nite after 830p. Do you have ICQueer? My number is 149068312
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lotsa value in these ol' $77 chips! :)
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wait wait, the Mobiles are better overclockers??
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Originally posted by ShibasScotch
wait wait, the Mobiles are better overclockers??


Yup, theyre pretty much "hand-picked" AXP's because they are made to run at a much lower voltage than normally. Thus, they overclock like nothing else, besides maybe a 2.4c M0 p4 of course ;)
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well I ran into a snag, Im getting memory errors
When I test the mem in my wifes setup its fin, but in mine errors- Im hopeing its just a nforce compatibility thing- I should hAVE MY bh-5 IN a few days hopefully this will solve my problems
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What kind of mem voltage options does that AL have? Reason I ask is because that BH-5 can literally take up to 3.3v as long as you keep some air on it.

I just finished loading in windows at 10x200 on this Shuttle an35n-ultra/xpm2400+ based rig. 1 x 512 Buffalo CH-5. I just rebooted it at 11x200fsb/ 1.6v on the cpu ( 2.2 GHz ) and started prime95 for an overnite session. :) This is a build for a guy so I'm not gonna go nutz on it. Well maybe a little before he picks it up. :)

You should bring that thing down here tomorrow nite and we'll try it w/ some BH-5 and see what it'll do. :D
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What voltage you at at 2.4 GHz?

I've got this one running 12x200 this morning here @ 1.72v. Ran prime all nite (10 hours, no errors) at 2.2 GHz 11x200 at 1.6v !! :eek: . How sweet is that? I just ordered 2 more . LOL
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I dont know about true voltages yet as Im having the memory instability problems- but last night I was running at 2200 on 1.65 :) so I think 2400 @ 1.7-1.75 is very attainable- Damn board undervolts though- gotta set it to 1.7 in bios to get 1.65 :( Oh well I guess its better then all the cold boot issues some Have With DFI- None of those here
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Originally posted by rogue
Yup, theyre pretty much "hand-picked" AXP's because they are made to run at a much lower voltage than normally. Thus, they overclock like nothing else, besides maybe a 2.4c M0 p4 of course ;)


do these work with pretty much all xp boards ??
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Nope- you need a board where you can maually controll the multiplier- because the cpus are "factory Unlocked" - If your board cant be multi changed then you will be stuck at default for unknown cpu 6x100
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yea, I have a gigabyt ga-7nnxp, it has manual multiplier on it... Maybe I will have to pick one of these up in the future....
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they all still factory unlocked do you know? or are thy gonna be locked with newer ones like the barton non mobile ?
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The Mobiles will remain unlocked because they are designed to be put in laptops- and need to be unlocked to accomadate the thermal thottleing scheme. How long AMD will keep them availible to consumers- and how high future models will overclock is anyones guess
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