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    Talking PIII 550E to 733MHz so far

    Yeehaa...finally got it, threw that stupid AGP card outta the system for the time being, and put in a PCI V3 3000. ****!!! it worked, check the specs. Gonna go higher soon as I get my 128MB of PC133 Ram this evening. PIII 550E + 133FSB = 733


    CPU: (1) Intel Pentium III550E @733 MHz
    Video Board: 3dfx Voodoo3
    Video Mode: 1024x768@16bits/pixel
    RAM: 128 MB PC100
    OS: Windows 98 4.10.1998

    Area Tested Value

    CPU Integer 2128.625 MIPS
    CPU Floating Point 842.1279 MFLOPS
    Video(2D) 135.874 MPixels/s
    Direct3D 193.336 MPixels/s
    OpenGL 92.48362 MPixels/s
    Memory 1582.37 MB/s
    Cached Disk 96.24769 MB/s
    Uncached Disk 3.522171 MB/s

    Im so darn happy I could just SHXX, kidding

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    Cool...I'm really thinking about getting the same cpu. I have no problem running at 133Mhz and have been running my 450 at 600 now for about 2 weeks, with absolute stability in games and all. I think a little CPU swap would do the trick.

    Maybe a GeForce DDR too ( I use a TNT2U now ). I hear the DDR runs great at 100Mhz AGP speed, so 88-90Mhz would be fine with the 2/3 mult.

    I might hold out for a 600E now...

    [This message has been edited by BBA (edited 01-25-2000).]

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    Inch by inch, step by step.....

    CPU (1) Intel Pentium III@738 MHz
    Video Board 3dfx Voodoo3
    Video Mode 1024x768@16bits/pixel
    RAM 128 MB
    OS Windows 98 4.10.1998

    Area Tested Value

    CPU Integer 2142.963 MIPS
    CPU Floating Point 844.5578 MFLOPS
    Video(2D) 138.0752 MPixels/s
    Direct3D 195.5549 MPixels/s
    OpenGL 93.99995 MPixels/s
    Memory 1537.623 MB/s
    Cached Disk 100.828 MB/s
    Uncached Disk 2.953322 MB/s


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    Yeah, yeah, no need to rub it in.... j/k
    Congrats!

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    voltage setting?

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    Thanks. I thought you had to up the voltage when OCing. Default for the coppermine is 1.65. Am I wrong here? Still an OCing newbie. Want to run my 600e at 672 but am having some strange problems even though my cpu temp stays relatively cool. Thanks.

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    Where did you get the P III and the slocket I am wanting to purchase one too but can't find the combo at the same place.

    Krueger81

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    Got my PIII and SlotKet II converter from I Squared. Here's the link:
    http://www.isquaredinc.com

    Default core voltage setting for Coppermine is 1.60. But it will easily take 1.65 and probably 1.70 too. Didn't had time to test it yet.

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    Cool

    Since you guys are keeping this thread alive, must update ya. I'm at 825MHz 150FSB x 5.5 right now, everything is silky smooth. Must admit that I had to can my AGP for a PCI video card but I can hardly tell the difference. I also have a new Alpha and some other HS&F on the way......always want more

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    Morphius,

    what is your core voltage setting to run it at 825 Mhz?

    Thanks
    Guy
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    Sig, its 1.70. Gonna run it there for about a month straight, then back it down and see if it is still stable at 1.65 or 1.60. Good Luck!

    Morphius

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    Thank you Morphius.

    I'll try 1.70 myself over the weekend. Did you have a look at my setup?
    http://siglr.com/benchmark

    Can you tell me if you see something else that could be getting in the way to 825 Mhz?

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    was 825MHz 150FSB x 5.5 achieved with stock HS and Fan?

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    its a bit like that with these 550e's isn't it InsaneMorphius?? just gotta keep thinking about how to get them cooler and faster.. . i bought this rig without any hardware knowledge at all really and did a bit of research to see what will go with what.. but now i'm like full on into this stuff.. got my 550e stable at 792 without thermal paste, and am gonnna grab some of that tommorrow.. see if i can get it going at 825.. wish me luck!

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