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At that speed and with a large heatsink, you probably won't need anything
else. If you start getting errors after the computer heats up, you should
get some thermal compound and apply it between the CPU and the heatsink. You
can buy it at radioshack.

Willy D wrote in message <6cqiik$obe$1@antwerpen.planetinternet.be>...
>I will overclock my CPU, AMD K6-200 to 225 MHz (3x75) or 249 MHz (3x83).
>Question is that the cooling is strong enough. I have already the stronger
>heatsink, applyed with the AMD, original.
>Have I to do more and are there more special coolers on the market ?
>
>My system: ASUS TX97-E , 64 MB SDRAM , Diamond Stealth 3D 2400 Pro, Seagate
>and Quantum Fireball HD's.
>
>Any suggestions ?
>
>Willy Diels
>
>
>

>>>>> "Willy" == Willy D <willy.d@planetinternet.be> writes:

> I will overclock my CPU, AMD K6-200 to 225 MHz (3x75) or 249 MHz
> (3x83).  Question is that the cooling is strong enough. I have
> already the stronger heatsink, applyed with the AMD, original.  Have
> I to do more and are there more special coolers on the market ?

> My system: ASUS TX97-E , 64 MB SDRAM , Diamond Stealth 3D 2400 Pro,
> Seagate and Quantum Fireball HD's.

> Any suggestions ?

> Willy Diels

I have succesfully clocked my 200MHz K6 at 250 (83*3). I just use the
ASUS cooler. The cpu gets as hot as 60 deg. The bios tell me on bootup
that it runs 240MHz. In the following summay screen it tells me that
it is running 250MHz. I believe the 250MHz setting is the correct one.

The bios cpu temperature I dont believe. For starters it telles me
that my cpu is over 40 deg right after turning it on (20 degrees over
room temperature). This is with the 0108 bios.

I will let my cpu run at 60 degrees as this is well below the 75
degrees considered the max temperature.

If I just clock it at 225 (75*3), it gets a temperature of 54 degrees.

I cannot remember what the temperature is when its not overclocked.

My system: TX97-X, 2*32Mb SDRAM, Diamond Viper 330, Quantum Fireball.

About that tx97 bios, when will we be able to control which interrupt
lines will/will not trigger the powersafe mode? Other bios'es have the
ability to control it, just the tx97 doesn't, which is strange as the
manual says it is possible.

Bernhard
-- 
Bernhard Mogens Ege
Institute of Electronic Systems
Aalborg University
Frederik Bajersvej 7D
DK-9220 Aalborg East

I have an AMD K6 pr200.  What I want to know is ; how do you check the
temperature of the CPU ???

Fred

Willy D wrote in message <6cqiik$obe$1@antwerpen.planetinternet.be>...
>I will overclock my CPU, AMD K6-200 to 225 MHz (3x75) or 249 MHz (3x83).
>Question is that the cooling is strong enough. I have already the stronger
>heatsink, applyed with the AMD, original.
>Have I to do more and are there more special coolers on the market ?
>
>My system: ASUS TX97-E , 64 MB SDRAM , Diamond Stealth 3D 2400 Pro, Seagate
>and Quantum Fireball HD's.
>
>Any suggestions ?
>
>Willy Diels
>
>
>

i woulnd over clock it to 83*3 unless you have DIMMS because SIMMS are only
made to goto 66Mhz's.
if you have new memorey you can clock it to 75*3

@tinet.ie wrote:
> 
> I have an AMD K6 pr200.  What I want to know is ; how do you check the
> temperature of the CPU ???
> 
> Fred

In my Abit motherboard's model/series manual, there a prototype I liked
reading about.  It has a special pinout from the normal case/HD
configuration for monitoring various voltage/temperates specific to the
CPU.  Hence prototype: I'm unaware of a case presently manufactured
capable of utilizing those readings.