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    AMD Athlon 64 3000+ 'Venice' Overclocking

    If you've already got a decent S939 motherboard on your hands it would be almost criminal not to try an Athlon 64 3000+ E3-stepping CPU. Sure, it's not hugely fast at default speeds, but I'd be amazed if 2.5GHz wasn't a given and 3GHz on the cards with better cooling. There's just something rather naughty but nice about 50% overclocks with near-default voltage. For once, you can have your cake and eat it! Yum.

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    Where can I buy this badboy?

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    Just seen Scan do them @ £88 incl VAT (w/o HSF).

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    Yeah there's Scan, and CPUCity to name two.
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    feels like old times....Celery 366@550....Athlon T bird AXIA 1gigs at 1400+

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    I have a nice spaw 3000+ winnie sitting nicely at 9x301.which is 2.7g on air still cool at 35 degs.I paid £110 for that beaut as well.
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    I'm betting your winnie is at 1.6v tho
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen B
    I'm betting your winnie is at 1.6v tho
    CPU-Z reads it at 1.502v
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    wow that is a good overclocker

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrapshoT
    CPU-Z reads it at 1.502v
    yeah so does mine when I set it to 1.6 in bios

    only a Winchester that does 285+ in my Shuttle which I thought was more than adequate, but these low voltage Venices are proving hard to ignore
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    the review says it is a standard amd cooler which it isn't (amd don't do heatpipe coolers except fx series). So on top of £110 ppl, add another £20 for cooling!

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedy_s
    the review says it is a standard amd cooler which it isn't (amd don't do heatpipe coolers except fx series). So on top of £110 ppl, add another £20 for cooling!
    I also opted to use a reference AMD Athlon 64 FX-5x heatpipe-driven cooler. The idea of this test is to see how high the sample would clock to without the use of esoteric cooling.
    Tarinder says what cooling he uses.
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    I did wonder how an Arctic 64 Freezer would compare to the cooling used in the test. Any idea how it'd compare?

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    OK this is definitely on the stock AMD cooler for the moment on my newly acquired s/h MSI K8N Neo2.



    Still got a lot more to do (new BIOS to get used to).
    1 thing I noticed is that Tarinder says he got his high overclock at 1.54V but CPU-Z screenie shows 1.4V. On mine it's at 1.4V in BIOS but CPU-Z shows 1.44V

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    Everyone getting that kind of speed?
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