a AMD

Good question bob, and a nice follow up. :wink:

I have an XP2100+, running stock (1.73GHZ) ... for now.

and speed u daft prat

same as bull here...a Palamino

Editted above bob.

2200@1.9

AMD XP 1800+ (Pal.) @ Stock

2 AMD AthlonXP 1600+ Palominos without a home.
1 AMD AthlonXP 1800+ Palomino @ stock 1.53GHz.
1 AMD AthlonXP 1700+ TBred A @ 1.60GHz (1900+).

I don't have enough hard drives, video cards, monitors, RAM, or room to make two more PCs out of the mobos and procs I've got laying about.

AMD Athlon XP 1700+ Palimino @ Stock (1.47GHz). and it has served me well.... sooo.... gonna be adding some coolage to it as soon as i get my ac3 in

AMD Athlon XP 2,100 T-Bred (B) @ 2,600 24/7 stable @ 2,300 mghtz which is currently unrated by AMD standards, which is roughly around 3,500 or so. Works fine, I just prefer to use 2,600 because temps are real cool

1700+ at 1.7ghz....pretty good for 50 bucks

AMD Athlon XP 1800+ @ stock 1533 mhz.

i assume it is Palamino like above.

Well I'll be the ODD man out then

Northwood P4 2.4GHZ B 512K 533FSB @ 2.88

gots me a 11bundy72 in turbo with hyper seek on warp 9.8 with nitrogen coolin and hyper gellpacks

XP1900+
T-bird 1400
Duron 1200

ummmm... english please LOL

2200+ rev.a @ 2.08 ghz

2400+
I love it.
I used to run a P3.

AMD XP 2100+

AMD 1800+ (Palomino) @ stock

I have, since I last posted in this topic, added an Intel P4 2.4B to my collection of CPUs.

2.4c, 1,700+ here.

1,700@1,700 mhtz (barely pushed)

No Intel junk here:

Mine: XP2100+ (Palomino)
Hers: XP1800+ (T-bred)
Router: Duron 1300
DNS: Duron 1200
FTP: K6-2/500
Mom's: K6-2/500
Laptop: K6-233
Linux: Cyrix 200+

Nostalgia: Amiga A500, Motorola w/1MB 'Fatter Angus'

AMD XP 2400+ 266Mhz
AMD XP 2500+ 333Mhz
AMD XP 1700+ 266Mhz
Intel P4 1.7 Laptop
300 Mhz Apple G3
Intel P3 933 Laptop

1.7 palomino at 2 runs trouble free if i remember to blow the dust bunnies of the fins once in a while

Intel Junk.....

I got a Pentium 133 that runs:

Nat & Masq
Dhcpd
Named
Proftpd
Apache
Sendmail
Pop3

All on one little Intel machine...

I've recently moved the FTP and WEB over to a SnapServer... (HDD with an Ether port on it ) for the novelty of it.... not because of load...

there's no such thing as "intel junk"

You've obviously never used their dual access point....

steve says
1.7's will be very happy at 2 gig if you keep that big damm copper sink clean!

T-bred B 2100+ OC'ed at 2.104 Mhz (usually 2128 but trying to trace a crash problem, due to perhaps OC'ing)

go figure, Sandra 2003 tells me it performs less than a 2600+ when funny enough, I'm running a 404 Mhz FSB, which should put it above 2600+ for sure, and probably around 2800+ performance, due to the RAM also being PC3200, so the FSB and RAM run in sync and there's no performance due to conversion between the different RAM & FSB speeds.

Just goes to show Sandra, as a static CPU benchmark, does not show in any way realistic CPU performance. I recently saw some benchmarks at Tom's Hardware reviewing the 3000+ Barton, and Sandra rated it as lower than a 2800+ (non Barton core).... definitely wrong to say the least.

you went to THG wtf!!!

anyhow...

2100+...thinking of overclocking...anyone have success? what methods did you use?

Mine AMD Athlon XP 2000+
Hers AMD Athlon XP 1700+
File Server AMD Duron 1.4 GHZ

All stock, no overclocking here.

Alister

I have a semi decent fan - keeps low noise (automatic kind), CPU runs at 43 - 43.5C at full load, so it's OK. I upped the FSB from 133 to 202 (effectively 404 mhz) - but keep in mind it's an ABIT NForce2, so it's designed to be highly overclockable. Another important thing is that my AMD 2100+ is Thoroughbred B, highly overclockable, and from a special series which have been tested to be highly overclockable (JHIUB or AIUHB or something like that, hexus.net had some article on it)

overall i'm pretty happy with the OC, pseudo 2700+/2800+ performance out of a $90 2100+ is pretty damn good. - oh yeah and the OCZ PC3200 RAM does help 4-4-4-2CL.

so ~sid~ I'd start with FSB so you maximize the throughput of the motherboard (... though DDR ram would help, does your mobo support it?)