Athlon K7 600 Classic

drift · 5th July 2001, 9:42 PM

Hi there.

I want to overclock my Athlon k7 CLassic.. I need a goldfinger, (SELL ME ONE)

What speeds could you expect to get from a 600mhz processor ? what do you have to do to make it stable ? Can you get over 1 gig ?

Thanks.

Dr Kildare · 5th July 2001, 9:50 PM

1GHz is possible but highly unlikely...

The average o/c for Slot A Athlon's tend to be...
K7 (.25) - 100-200MHz (650@800MHz - 1.85V)
K75 (.18) - 150-300MHz (600@896MHz - 1.8V)
Thunderbird (.18) 100-250MHz (700@850Mhz 1.95V)

The speeds in bracets are Slot A's I have o/c'ed...

GFD tends come in handy though...

Bit hard to find atm...

Stability?
Better cooling & adjust the L2 speed...

What's the code on top of your casing? This gives a good indication of o/c capability...

Dr Kildare · 5th July 2001, 9:56 PM

Oh you can adjust the multipler, L2 cache ratio & voltage via re-soldering the Slot A PCB... Tad tricky though...

Icq moi or something if you want any help....
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5th July 2001, 9:42 PM	#1
drift Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Gosford Posts: 1	Athlon K7 600 Classic Hi there. I want to overclock my Athlon k7 CLassic.. I need a goldfinger, (SELL ME ONE) What speeds could you expect to get from a 600mhz processor ? what do you have to do to make it stable ? Can you get over 1 gig ? Thanks. __________________ If its Boostable.. BOOST IT!

5th July 2001, 9:50 PM	#2
Dr Kildare Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Melbourne Posts: 3,877	1GHz is possible but highly unlikely... The average o/c for Slot A Athlon's tend to be... K7 (.25) - 100-200MHz (650@800MHz - 1.85V) K75 (.18) - 150-300MHz (600@896MHz - 1.8V) Thunderbird (.18) 100-250MHz (700@850Mhz 1.95V) The speeds in bracets are Slot A's I have o/c'ed... GFD tends come in handy though... Bit hard to find atm... Stability? Better cooling & adjust the L2 speed... What's the code on top of your casing? This gives a good indication of o/c capability... __________________ Notebook: Apple 15" MacBook Pro 2.4GHz (Penryn) File Server: Dell PowerEdge SC430 3.4GHz (Presler)

5th July 2001, 9:56 PM	#3
Dr Kildare Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Melbourne Posts: 3,877	Oh you can adjust the multipler, L2 cache ratio & voltage via re-soldering the Slot A PCB... Tad tricky though... Icq moi or something if you want any help.... #907369 __________________ Notebook: Apple 15" MacBook Pro 2.4GHz (Penryn) File Server: Dell PowerEdge SC430 3.4GHz (Presler)