1.8v can easily kill a 90nm, but it's like putting 1.8v through a 130nm is like 1.7v through a 90nm. Stock vcore is 0.1v higher on the 130nm over the 90nm.Vita said:What's the difference when Overclocking?
The 3500 was actually 110nm processsmids said:NewCastle 130nm process
San Diego 90nm process
Need I say more.
A random name said:The 3500 was actually 110nm process
Still, point proven though
m3csl2004 said:really????
fatty1 said:The cascade I built myself most of my pc parts came from work trade type stuff
What I want to do is try some low end chips under the cascade see if I can make em rock
fatty1 said:The cascade I built myself most of my pc parts came from work trade type stuff
What I want to do is try some low end chips under the cascade see if I can make em rock
helpimcrap said:seriously nice.
you have a cascade system proably worth over a grand, a £600 chip and youre telling me youre skint.
try 2gig of value ram and a 146 opty on aircooling... thats skint.
You thought about the P-D 2.66ghz '805' dual core? Would be nice to see how they go and they are cheap. Intel's seemingly love cold temps too...fatty1 said:I would like to try an old school barton or something but the only parts I have kicking about is an ols p3 loooool