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Article #198Re: dx2-66 heat dissip., linux, and overclocking
From: Mark Krischer
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 1994 22:51
Date: Thu, 08 Dec 1994 22:51
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> > Has anyone had any experience running an overclocked DX2-66 with Linux? > Given that the chip runs so much cooler than under Dos or Windows, is it > relatively safe to just run it at 40MHz without the CPU fan? at work we've overclocked our dx2/66 to 80. we tried running it at 100 but it didn't work. we don't have a fan only the heat sink on it. i don't like offering real advice on overclocking, 'cause there's always that chance you fry your chip, but we haven't had any trouble. just be sure you keep the cover on the case, 'cause that helps get the airflow right. good luck mark
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