Your personal best overclock

[Ku-sama]

my best is from 2.4 to 3GHz via lowering RAM from 400MHz to 333MHz, then jumping the FSB from 200 to 250 on an AMD Athlon 64 4000+

 

[jancz3rt]

Hmm

Athlon 64 3000+ from 1.8 to 2.6Ghz )

JAN

 

[Hairy_Lee]

My best was my sempron 3100+ from 1.8 GHz to 2.4GHz. i didn't wanna push it any further cos i only had stock cooling

 

[Archangel]

my best was my bro's 3000+, from 1800 to 2800.

and my 6800GT from 350/1000 to 425/1300

 

[apj101]

in sig

 

[donjuan1jr]

Same as apj here but had to set a divider for my memory.

 

[Geoff]

My best was my Sempron 2800+, from 1.6Ghz to 2.14Ghz on stock cooling, although i couldnt run any video intensive apps, so the highest *stable* overclock was from 1.6 to 2.02Ghz. My ram was DDR400 but downclocked to 333 since my cpu isnt fast enough for 400

My temps are around 40C idle on stock, so i hvae enough cooling, its that i dont have AGP or PCI locks so i get the blue screen of death with my video card driver on it.

 

[clkProject]

Today I got my Athlon XP 2800+ (2083MHz, 166x12.5) up to an Athlon XP 3200+ (2200MHz, 200x11), using the dipswitches on my motherboard to bring down the multiplier. I was also running on stock VCore and stock heatsink/fan.

My idle temps are around 55C, and load is around 65 (nice and toasty, you know?) I do have a Volcano 11+ heatsink/fan combo which I wanted to put on, but unfortunately there were capicators in the way, which forced me to put back on the stock heatsink.

It was quite intense, I was working up a sweat hoping for Windows to boot, which it did. Just fine.

 

[joelkyr]

P4 3.4E went up to 4.5GHz

 

[Chris Chan]

My best OC is running a Celeron Cumine 733 at 825. (75x11) Stable but I rebooted into bios to try for 913 (83x11). Killed both my video cards at 913 b/c of no PCI locks on the board (Shuttle AV18 v1.3).

 

[Cromewell]

P4 530 (3GHz) -> ~4.5GHz. Didn't boot, but that was a side effect of a tripped out SATA controller, I could use a boot disk.

 

[Camper]

I overclocked my 2800+ on accident when I built it by setting the FSB jumper to high. I did not keep it that way because it was running to hot.

 

[Zhuge Liang]

AMD AthlonXP Mobile 2500+ from 1.8GHz to 2.7GHz on air.

 

[Boldt843]

I overclocked my socket 754 3200+ CPU from 2 Ghz to 2.35 Ghz. My goal was 2.4, but it wouldn't boot on that speed. I hit a brick wall with my kingston value ram.

 

[Ku-sama]

that damn RAM, thats whats holding me back from hitting 3.4GHz

 

[34erd]

WOW!!! Your getting over 3 gigahertz on an unmoded ASUS? What voltage you running at, I've heard it gets unstable voltages ranging like 0.05 v when you get above 1.55 v.

Get some DDR500 or DDR600 and you'll have an insane rig if you hit 3.4 on air. Heheh, get a phase change unit and you'll probably brake the AMD WR...

 

[Ku-sama]

she's on Auto, and She's a smart mobo, i trust her (keep saying Her, because when i get a POST error, a female voice tells me whats wrong, insted of beeps

 

[34erd]

HOLY CRAP 3 gigahertz on stock volt You must realize you've got one hell of a chip there.

 

[Ku-sama]

it might not be stock volts, but i just set on auto... and yeah, its a great chip, but cheap RAM

 

[34erd]

Check CPU-Z and ASUS Probe. If it really is 1.35 v then get that RAM and hit 3.5 gigahertz already
What divider are you on though, you cant go any lower?

By the way, is this with stock cooling? What are your temps?