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Alfredo Camaiti wrote:

> All you say is true. Just pay attention to the type of Celeron 300A.
> There are two type of Celeron 300A : one marked MALAY and other COSTARICA.
> The first one is the right choice to overclock, the second one doesn't work.
> When Intel found (maybe thay know this before) that many people used Celeron 300A
> at 450MHz has modified the L2 cache so that doesn't work at higher frequency.

... What are you saying about ?
(per il volgo: che c...o stai dicendo ?)

1. Costarica products (first digit = 0) are almost fully operable at 450 Mhz too,
varying the Vcore from 2.0 to 2.3, depending on different PCB revisions; I'm very
happy to confortably clock my Mendo @ 464 giving it only 2.0 V, from my Abit BH6.

2. No way to modify L2 Cache design to slow down processor or to make overclocking
more difficult: base die design and characteristcs should be structurally modified,
so the production process shoud be revised and costs would rise up, making the modify
an economic nonsense.

Ciao!
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Pietro E. Teofilatto