my new P4 duel core OCs well

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reddevil6

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hi i just got giving a P4 duel core 3.0GHz an 2x512MB ram chips an a MOBO i have got this CPU to 3.4GHz stable NO voltage increase yet I'm thinking thats pretty good i was wondering how far i could get this thing to i am wanting to push this thing to it's limits within reasonable temps currently the temps are idle 26-27 an 39-42 load I'm happy for the temps loading at 55 but i do not want it to load anymore than that.
 
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no celeron dual cores come at a stock 3ghz. he is just thinking that we still call them p4's, my cousin did the same thing lol. he either has an e8400 or an e6850.
 
Hyper-Threading is not true dual-core. It acts like it, but falls severely short when compared to an actual DC.

Also, Pentium D's were two cores, but different architecture than a C2D. They might be what you were thinking of.
 
about that PD 945 i have post around this site when i was doing the OCing an i got it to4.42GHz with CPUZ pics.

an this is a different computer it is defently a P4 duel core
 
There is no Pentium 4 Dual Core... There is a Pentium 4 w/ Hyper Threading, or a Pentium D (dual core). The D-series were a cousin to P4's, but it's *not* a P4. What is the model of the CPU in question? (It's not the D 945 in your sig, right?) Unless it's another D-series (8xx or 9xx) or an E2xxx, it's a single-core, HT'd P4.

I took "Big D" up to 4.112 on my Masscool HSF without even trying (just upped the FSB, no other tweaking whatsoever) and it was stable enough to load Windows and run programs, so if reddevil16 says that's what his D945 runs at, I'm confident that it does.
 
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