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Praetor, how the hell do you get your 3500 upto 2550mhz? if i even dare to try and surpass the 2400 barrier it either wont boot, or itll run and ill get the bsod soon thereafter, or ill get a memory error of some kind. I up the voltages to like 1.65, even 1.7 for the cpu. Should i tweak the memory too or just leave it all on auto, since it must oc the memory somewhat already if u crank the fsb. My mb lets me raise the pci bus speed manually too but i havent a clue whether to touch it or not. Youre running at like fx55 speeds almost, i need your skills :P
 
Why else would AMD call a 2.2Ghz a 3200?
Because they knew the general public would attempt to make that comparison.

If that is not correct how would you compare them?
There isnt really a concrete comparison. After you spend some time with the tech you generally get a feel for it.

can u even compare the them? they are two different companies making different cpus for their specific mobos.
If it was that simple ya you prolly could compare them (i.e., much like you can compare two pickup trucks or something) but when you have nuances like SSE3 or improvive prefetch the comparison isnt so cleancut (i.e., imagine trucks shipping with improved ignition predictors... ;))

Praetor, how the hell do you get your 3500 upto 2550mhz
Haha its gone several hundred MHz higher than that too ... just not the most stable thing. Most I can run stable was 2.91 or something in the vacinity of that.

I up the voltages to like 1.65, even 1.7 for the cpu
LOL keep goiing :P

Should I tweak the memory too or just leave it all on auto, since it must oc the memory somewhat already if u crank the fsb. My mb lets me raise the pci bus speed manually too but I havent a clue whether to touch it or not. Youre running at like fx55 speeds almost, I need your skills
1. Read the OC101
2. This is starting to go offtopic ;)

AMD Pentium-6 9.7PHz w/ Super Fluffy
Good imagination.
Thank you. I try :)
 
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