overclocking 166 mhz to 2ghz!

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Renegade

Wearer of Army Boots

• Dec 6, 2001

• #1

I'm not really doing this. but this is just some light humour.

if I overclock 166 to do 2 gig, how fast will it take for the processor to overheat?

:colgate:

 

Eagle

aka Alshain

Moderator

• Dec 6, 2001

• #2

1/2 a second.

 

blizz

New member

• Dec 6, 2001

• #3

I suggest a custom built liquid nitrogen cooling system instead of the normal heat sink and fan combo

 

flow``

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• Dec 6, 2001

• #4

blizz said:

I suggest a custom built liquid nitrogen cooling system instead of the normal heat sink and fan combo

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too complicated.. just throw your pc in your deep freeze and let the wires hang out of it going to your monitor

 

Eagle

aka Alshain

Moderator

• Dec 6, 2001

• #5

blizz said:

I suggest a custom built liquid nitrogen cooling system instead of the normal heat sink and fan combo

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Liquid Nitrogen probably wouldn't get it cold enough. You would have to put it in a Absolute Zero environment.

 

DuDe

Emu64 Staff

• Dec 6, 2001

• #6

Heh, maybe you could do it on Pluto.

 

blizz

New member

• Dec 6, 2001

• #7

if we could reach absolute zero it'd stop working, suggest flooding it with Liquid Helium, coldest thing we've got at Uni, and a good bit colder than pluto too, Liquid Helium is something silly like 4 kelvin

 

demon

xbox is shit

• Dec 6, 2001

• #8

I've seen a Liquid Nitrogen cooler, they look crazy. Lol.

On another note, Intel have created a transister that can flip at about 20 billion times a second (I think). I am not too sure on the exact speed it can alternate at but it's about that. Check http://www.intel.com For more infomation.

 

sytaylor

Sy

• Dec 6, 2001

• #9

i saw on a website once these guys got a 486 to ~230mhz with extreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeme cooling... it ran half-life, slowish but it ran... 5 mins later they had one very fried 486

 

demon

xbox is shit

• Dec 7, 2001

• #10

I bet they did. Lol.