cooliscool
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Burnpro said:
How so? I've seen people with good sample Northwood A's hitting 640ish on air..
Soul Calibur - how fast with Your hardware
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How so? I've seen people with good sample Northwood A's hitting 640ish on air..
My specs:
Athlon XP 2100+ overclocked to "real" 2.000 mhz being Atlon 2400+ eqivalent
512 MB infinion DDR 333 (CPU FSB is overclocked from 266 to 333)
Asus A7N8x (Nforce 2, but first generation )
Geforce 4 ti 4200
onboard 6.1 Sound ( no, not the Nvidia SoundChip ...ac97)
Gamecube pad / Psx Pad via adaptors
Soul calibur is running on 55 - 70 of 60 Frames per second on my system when SH4 is overclocked to 120% - 130% (depending on stage 70/60 fps only in "Chaos" - stage)
I already played Story mode for a while now
Athlon XP 2100+ overclocked to "real" 2.000 mhz being Atlon 2400+ eqivalent
512 MB infinion DDR 333 (CPU FSB is overclocked from 266 to 333)
Asus A7N8x (Nforce 2, but first generation
)Geforce 4 ti 4200
onboard 6.1 Sound ( no, not the Nvidia SoundChip ...ac97
)Gamecube pad / Psx Pad via adaptors
Soul calibur is running on 55 - 70 of 60 Frames per second on my system when SH4 is overclocked to 120% - 130% (depending on stage 70/60 fps only in "Chaos" - stage)
I already played Story mode for a while now
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yeah, it's kinda weird.
me with my P4 2.6 HT 800FSB got only 30-35fps :down: in 800x600 fullscreen with chankast 0.25 of coz
gpu radeon 9200 128mb - all antialiasing and that filtering are OFF (newest drivers)
maybe cause of little ram memory (only 256mb DDR400) or mobo (abit is7-e) with intel chipset and of course integrated sound (maybe i should turn the hadrware acceleration off ?). i dunno mates, i wish it runs about 40-50fps
of course at 30fps it's still playable
sorry for my english
me with my P4 2.6 HT 800FSB got only 30-35fps :down: in 800x600 fullscreen with chankast 0.25 of coz
gpu radeon 9200 128mb - all antialiasing and that filtering are OFF (newest drivers)
maybe cause of little ram memory (only 256mb DDR400) or mobo (abit is7-e) with intel chipset and of course integrated sound (maybe i should turn the hadrware acceleration off ?). i dunno mates, i wish it runs about 40-50fps
of course at 30fps it's still playable
sorry for my english
NAruto2015
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hey man why can you all play and iam only DOA 2 LE?
gandalf
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cooliscool said:I'm not entirely sure if a TUSL2-C bios will work or not.. I wouldn't risk it until you can find a definitive answer. It is possible it would work though. As for more advice.. nope, can't say anymore till I know your board can OC at all.
Another option is CPUFSB which is a program to OC you can use if you know your PLL IC (go HERE to find out how to see what PLL IC you have). The program has a preset for ASUS TUSL2-C PLL IC, which may work with your board. Try it out.
Oh man, CPUFSB works!
I overclock my Duron 700 mhz (really 697 mhz) to 721 mhz!
Thank you Cooliscool!
Sorry for the off-topic
-indecisive-
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thank you, cooliscool!
i couldn't find any jumpers(really, i don't even know what they look like), but i found my pll info and used the cpufsb prgram. at first i just jumped to the 133 mhz setting which froze my computer. after the reboot i set it to 100, then 110 i think, then 120..etc..finally to 133. it worked, but only for a minute. i heard my crappy fan get into high gear soon after setting it, then everything just shut down. right now i have the fbs set to 120 and that's where i'm going to leave it. there's not enough room in my crappy case for better cooling, but i'm happy with the 200mhz increase anyway(even though the fan won't go out of high gear)
edit: holy shiiit! the dc bios runs so much faster for chankast and only with a 200mhz increase! man, if i were somehow to hit like 2ghz i don't think much would be running slow on chankast. by the way, my current cpu temp's going between 56 and 58 C.
edit#2: sound doesn't work when you up the fsb. i have integrated sound so that could be the problem. it's still good for when encoding video, dvd etc, but not emulation(not like i was gonna get chankast full speed anyway)
anyway, thatnks for all the help again, really appreciated.
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i couldn't find any jumpers(really, i don't even know what they look like), but i found my pll info and used the cpufsb prgram. at first i just jumped to the 133 mhz setting which froze my computer. after the reboot i set it to 100, then 110 i think, then 120..etc..finally to 133. it worked, but only for a minute. i heard my crappy fan get into high gear soon after setting it, then everything just shut down. right now i have the fbs set to 120 and that's where i'm going to leave it. there's not enough room in my crappy case for better cooling, but i'm happy with the 200mhz increase anyway(even though the fan won't go out of high gear)
edit: holy shiiit! the dc bios runs so much faster for chankast and only with a 200mhz increase! man, if i were somehow to hit like 2ghz i don't think much would be running slow on chankast. by the way, my current cpu temp's going between 56 and 58 C.
edit#2: sound doesn't work when you up the fsb. i have integrated sound so that could be the problem. it's still good for when encoding video, dvd etc, but not emulation(not like i was gonna get chankast full speed anyway)
anyway, thatnks for all the help again, really appreciated.
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misfits138
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-indecisive- said:
I read 50 C is the danger zone for Intel chips... better watch it.
I think it said Intel chips should not go over 50C and AMD should not go over 60.
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cooliscool
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misfits138 said:
The Tualatin is rated for n 69C. He's ok.
Anyway, to the both of you, you're very welcome. :happy:
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cooliscool
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I'll go ahead and list all AMD Athlons right here. Keep in mind that these are MAX temps, and not particularly suitable, always shoot for much lower.
Athlon (socket A) upto 1Ghz - 90°C
Athlon (slot 1) all speeds - 70°C
Athlon Thunderbird 1.1Ghz+ - 95°C
Athlon MP 1.33Ghz+ - 95°C
Athlon XP 1.33Ghz+ - 90°C
Athlon XP T-Bred upto 2100+ - 90°C
Athlon XP T-Bred over 2100+ - 85°C
Athlon XP Barton - 85°C
Athlon 64 - 70°C
Keep in mind that these are MAX temps, and not particularly suitable, always shoot for much lower.Athlon (socket A) upto 1Ghz - 90°C
Athlon (slot 1) all speeds - 70°C
Athlon Thunderbird 1.1Ghz+ - 95°C
Athlon MP 1.33Ghz+ - 95°C
Athlon XP 1.33Ghz+ - 90°C
Athlon XP T-Bred upto 2100+ - 90°C
Athlon XP T-Bred over 2100+ - 85°C
Athlon XP Barton - 85°C
Athlon 64 - 70°C
Strange
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ARE YOU CRAZY? There you get those really funny results?
Athlon XP T-Bred upto 2100+ - 40-47°C
Athlon XP T-Bred over 2100+ - 45-55°C
Athlon XP Barton 45-55°C
Athlon 64 - don`t know but 100% NOT 70°C...
BTW I with my 2.4Ghz have only 56°C with fully load in Chanka for example.
Danger zone for Athlon is about 70°C - its will burn if it get 90°C... 60°C - with this temp CPU can work unstable.
Heh - then why you bought this CPU? - there was really good alternative - Athlon64 3000+ - its cheaper than P4 and much faster...
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Burnpro
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Strange said:Pentium4 3.06GhzHT 2 years ago? Are you really serious? Meh....
Since Athlons was released Pentiums never was the fastest
Why is only fo Chanka? - A64 faster than P4 almost in any application...
p4 3.06 was out late 2002 so practically its 2 years old,
and btw a64's are faster in gaming but not on everything,
the a64 3200+ is not faster than the p4 3.2C,