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Re: Athlon 64-bit processor club
Boot does seem to be a bit quicker. As for gaming, I haven't tried yet. I will need to up my Video Card to really give any kind of reasults as to that (gaming speed).
But as to my imaging proggy (PSP 9), it does do tasks more briskly. Overall windows do open with more of a "snap" than before. Gonna have to try more proggies and report.
I am using the AMD heat sink and fan that came in the box with CPU. MBM 5 shows CPU temp at 51c MoBo temp ranges up to 80c under heavy load on first day. After that it has been around 60 to 65c (still checking into that, not sure what actual temp for this MoBo and CPU setup is normal). But I think if I install a NorthBridge fan it should cool down more (asus heatsink is the only thing ATM). I may look into a better/bigger copper CPU heatsink/fan in the near future.
lancer said:gonaads to you see any kind of speed increase with the o/c on the cpu? ANd i mean real world increase not spec increase. like to games run faster, or the pc boot up quicker?!
Boot does seem to be a bit quicker. As for gaming, I haven't tried yet. I will need to up my Video Card to really give any kind of reasults as to that (gaming speed).
But as to my imaging proggy (PSP 9), it does do tasks more briskly. Overall windows do open with more of a "snap" than before. Gonna have to try more proggies and report.
I am using the AMD heat sink and fan that came in the box with CPU. MBM 5 shows CPU temp at 51c MoBo temp ranges up to 80c under heavy load on first day. After that it has been around 60 to 65c (still checking into that, not sure what actual temp for this MoBo and CPU setup is normal). But I think if I install a NorthBridge fan it should cool down more (asus heatsink is the only thing ATM). I may look into a better/bigger copper CPU heatsink/fan in the near future.