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Thread : best athlon X2 for OC !!!
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My Mobo MSI AMD790X chipset ,430w thermaltake PSU, 2gb adata vitesta cl4 ddr800 up to ddr980 cl4 2.1v
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The Opterons will overclock the best......and for gaming, it's still more mhz is always better.
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thanks for the reply !!
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I'm an atheist,,thank god...
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don't forget the black edition cpu's they are all unlocked.. |
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5000+ BE |
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ok i would buy it for sure but i dont have the buget for it , it costs twice as much(here) as those listed by me |
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i would probably go for an x2 5000+ BE or an x2 5400+ BE... --------------- AMD64 X2 6000 + Biostar Tseries 770 + 2gb DDR2 800 G.Skill + Thermaltake WingRS case + Raidmax 530w modular PSU + 200gig internal WD HD + 250gig external WD HD + 500gig external Simpletech HDD + Belkin Wireless G PCI receiver + Gigabyte ATI Radeon HD4850 |
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Get a 6500+BE. |
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The 4050 is a solid overclocker - more so than the X2 4600+ on a % basis. Either way I think your max will be 2.7-2.8GHz without taking the volts over the edge. If you get a good X2 4600+ you may reach 2.9-3GHz with your rig.
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Why so SeRiOuS?
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Put back a few exta bucks and get the 6000x2. Its 3ghz out of the box and should OC to 3.2 ~ 3.3 easily.
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I think New Egg actually had the 5000+ BE for Free the other day in a combo with the Antec Sonata III for a $100 total. That was a sweet deal. --------------- If its good in theory but not in practice, its not good theory. |
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The dude is in Romania .... |
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got the 5400+ x2 black edition from the egg last week (combo deal with sonata3 was sweet!). all i did was up multi from 14 to 16 and i'm running totally stable at 3.2 and temps are 32 idle/37 load with zalman 9500a (fan speed based on temp). i haven't tried going higher yet. --------------- AMD Opteron 180 (s939) @2.7 | Biostar geforce 6100-m9 matx OCZ gold 2x1gig DDR500 (@ DDR450) evga 8800gt 512mb on 22" Gateway LCD Enermax Liberty 400w psu | Silverstone sg01b matx case |
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dudes i would buy the 5000be but in romania it is 120$ .
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Why so SeRiOuS?
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The 4600x2 is more attractive to me from that selection. I dont think you will get to 3.0g on any of those chips but you can get mid to high 2's. If you OC much you will need an aftermarket cooler. By the time you buy that you would be better to buy a faster stock cpu so maybe you should just go with the 4600x2 and run stock or maybe 200mhz OC only if you cant afford doing more than these cpus cost.
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