INQUIRER overclocks Prescott to 4300MHz

In-house tweakery-pokery

By Fuad Abazovic

Wed Feb 25 2004, 12:26

AND THEY SAY IT'S HOT. Well, of course it is, but with proper cooling the INQUIRER team of boffins (me) was able to cool this baby down to sub-zero temperatures in a Vapochill system using Abit's IC7 MAX3 motherboard, Abit 9800XT PRO INQ edition, powered by Asetek and Corsair DDR 550 PC 4400 memory.

We had this machine stable in all tests and Prescott sure showed us some potential.

Here is a shot for you:

Overclocked-prescott-purrs-

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