U aint cool till ur probe dont work. OC'in using dry ice

[deftno9]

I'm sure lots of u have seen this before but I feel we need a post in honor of such outstanding achievement. The guys over at extremeoverclocking oc'ed a 2.4c P4 to 4ghz!!!, thats 334FSB!!! which is 1.336GHZ quad pumped!!!!. AHhh!!!
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http://www.extremeoverclocking.com/articles/overclocking/Overclocking_2.4C_4.html

[m[X]]

im on a PII 233mhz...die

[fhetw]

silly taiwanese people o/ced a 2.4c to 4ghz on air
its on pipio hardware somewhere

[deftno9]

Tha'd be kinda cool in a supergeek way. Be cool to see somethin like that on TechTV. whats pipio? google doesn't know either

[Kurtis]

ive done that before too.... yeah... :(

[fhetw]

im not sure if i spelled it right, maybe piopio or popio or something
anyways its basically a chinese version of vr-zone hardware

[edit]http://www.piopioshardware.com/
its on their forum somewhere, but i cant find it, had a direct link

[MaNiAk21]

That is f***in insane man! :shock:

[ELiTE KiLLaH]

they should have tried with LN2 lol

[fhetw]

lots of people use ln2 cooling
go to vrzone

[ELiTE KiLLaH]

yeah i know lots do, but im sayin with that specific cpu cuz iwth dry ice they got to 4ghz...just should have tried with LN2 to see what they could have gotten..

[cabe]

what i'm interested is how they got the board to that high of FSB. my 2.4C has been OCing pretty well and i bet it could hit some pretty high speeds especially with my peltier cooling... since it's done almost 3.5GHz @ stock vcore w/ stock cooling...

[deftno9]

yea that abit along w/ msi boards are know for their insane OC'in abilities. but a limiting factor however, I would think, would be the NB getting extremely hot w/ that much throughput. also as the guy said condensations is a bitch.