FSB 1Ghz, CPU 4Ghz - Page 2

8th October 2003, 22:09

Calculated with http://www.benchtest.com/calc.html a 3.0 (or 3.06) draws 147watts from your PSU.

I don't know of a way to cool down such a beast with either Air or Water. There's this theoretical possibility it could work but it sure wouldn't be stable even if it booted and loaded windows.

A 2.4 @250fsb is peanuts, a 2.6 is common and a 2.8 is doable. After that it gets a lot harder. But, you're always encouraged to prove the sceptics wrong.

Edit: Northbridge cooling is overrated.

8th October 2003, 22:13

Quote:

Originally posted by Pirre
then why do they use phase change for only 3.8 GHz?

http://www.tweakers.net/nieuws/28899

It's a product. They need to be sure it runs stable and relatively reliable. They wouldn't be able to commercialy make an offer for a 4 ghz system because to few procs reach that with a Vapo flawlessly, and rockstable.

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8th October 2003, 22:09	#11
Sarcastro Posts: n/a	Calculated with http://www.benchtest.com/calc.html a 3.0 (or 3.06) draws 147watts from your PSU. I don't know of a way to cool down such a beast with either Air or Water. There's this theoretical possibility it could work but it sure wouldn't be stable even if it booted and loaded windows. A 2.4 @250fsb is peanuts, a 2.6 is common and a 2.8 is doable. After that it gets a lot harder. But, you're always encouraged to prove the sceptics wrong. Edit: Northbridge cooling is overrated.