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Article #405Re: Hardware for new Linux box
From: C. Newport
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1999 00:00
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 1999 00:00
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Marcus Durham (Marcus@zenn.demon.co.uk) wrote: : In article <80jdh2$8um$1@hek.netix.org.uk> C. Newport : <crn@NOSPAM.netunix.com> shared the following with us in demon.tech.pc: : [snip] : >Richard is winding you up - and trying to start a dick-size contest. : >NEVER overclock, particularly a Celeron. It is the fast track to grief. : [snip] : Sorry, I do believe that you are talking out of your backside. This : machine has been running a Celeron 466 at 582 for 3 months. It's fast, : stable and more reliable than my previous K6 300 ABIT setup. So how come about 50% of the people who I try to help with obscure crashes are overclocking celerons. The problem always goes away when they put it back to standard. The fact that you have got away with it so far does not indicate that this is a reliable practice. If a 466 could be reliably run at 582 then Intel would label them as 550 and charge more money for them.
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