K7s5a users, what CPU are you using ?

[papasurf]

"u guys running @ over 2.1G (2500+) could u please post ur v-core here? "

Vcore is at 1.89 in bios. I used the resistor mod.

[HighLevel]

Now: Athlon XP 2000+ (AXDA2000DUT3C - AIUGA)

[SJP]

Thoroughbred XP2400 at 13 x 166MHz (2.167GHz) 1.8v VCore

(133MHz boot, CPUCool to automatically set 166MHz at boot-time)

[Per]

I was quite happy to get hold of a new Thorton 2400+( a Barton with raised multiplier, lowered fsb and half the L2 caché - tailored for old mb:s) [img]smile.gif[/img] It runs perfectly fine at 2100MHz @ 1.65 V-core and 47 degrees Celsius. It costed me only 80$ and Cheepobios 0327 to get a much faster system [img]smile.gif[/img] The latest Sandra reports it correctly as a Thorton and shows that it benches like a real Barton 2800+ in all cpu-benches !!! PR is 3002. Not bad on an ageing K7S5A I´ve used since my Morgan 1GHz was new [img]smile.gif[/img]

[jgutierrez]

Before 1.4 tbird with some problems.
Now tbreed-b 2400+ at 143/143 running fine.

[JAV]

Originally posted by JnJn:
u guys running @ over 2.1G (2500+) could u please post ur v-core here?

1700+ DLT3C (1.5v stock) @ 1.75v (on air: 43C max) for 2.2G (15x147). The vcore & multi are 'wire-tricked' via the socket mod.

HTH,

[miles4]

2400+ oc'd to 2600+ speed (2.13)
radeon 9800 non pro

:D

[perke]

XP1800+ T'bred @1.54GHz....133/133
2x512 DDR PC2100
BTW what is Prime95 ...some kind of program to test stability?

[SJP]

Prime95, CPUBurn, SuperPi, Memtest86, etc are utilites which stress the CPU/system by running 100% load for lengthy periods. They're good indicators of system stability, and can show whether your system is overclocked too far, the CPU volts are a little low, your memory timings are a little too fast, or temperatures are too high.

BenchmarkHQ has a lot of these types of utilities for download.

[Wodzu]

Duron Morgan 1000 @ 1100