ok here name processor original speed and fastest u could get it to

i want the best oc uve ever done here

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my fastest was getting a tbird 900 to 1gig

I've taken my P4 2.4GHz 'B' to 2844. That's my best OC so far.

remember those Duron 600's that could reach crazy arse speeds? or even the 800's...

had an 800 that did at LEAST 900...then i got scared....

Oh my..where to start?

We got a AMD Athlon XP 2,100 T-bred (B) from 1.7 to 2.3 stable
We got a AMD Athlon XP 1,700 T-Bred from 1.4 to 1.7 (barely nudged)
And we got an Intel Pentium 4 2.4 C to 3.3 1000 FSB 270 5:4 all on air

Both of those AMD overclocks were limited by the motherboard, damn low FSB... I got like, 2,330 or something with a 180 FSB

The Intel was 12x270 5:4 if I remember..

You got scared? Tehehe. I get scared when I see smoke

i had a celeron 533 going 896ish before it decided to die on me (8xmultiplier running 112FSB +0.25v) it was rock solid too, minus the whole bye bye part

my p3 733 is running at 825ish, but it won;t go much further after that with stock cooling on the ram and processor (5.5 multiplier FSB set at 150, stock voltage)

notice "if i remember" LOL , HA HA HA

I had a Duron 650 at 850 and stable as hell.

yep, she was a stable little bitch, eh ace...

I once got my Duron 750 up to 1.1 gig stable... but then I started to get worried, so I put it back to stock...

im gonna try and get this 2100 XP up to at least a 2400...

This is a 2100. It's an AIUHB stepping but I can't remember the week it was made for sure.

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my 2200+ to 2600+ (back to stock with errors.. damn mainboard)
1800+ (non thoughbred with chiped core) to 2200+
duron 850 to 956
celeron 300 to 375 =p

Athlon 2100+ to 2800+ JIUHB stepping, best T-bred B overclocker PERIOD

i got my amd athlon xp from 2500+ operating at 1.8ghz to a 3200+ operating at 2.2ghz

i got a 2100, AGOIA

1.2 to 1.6 amd watercooled
Palamino 2100+ to 2400mhz watercooled

so you went from 1.7GHz to 2.4GHz pain?

with a Palomino...cooL...i got a 2100...

The fastest I ever got my 2500+ was 2.3Ghz which is a 470Mhz overclock. That was with a SK-7 and a 80mm Tornado. I don't have that fan anymore since I didn't like the noise. I use an 80mm Sunon, and I don't overclock anymore either.

Well here is one my friend Overclocked a AMD Athlon 2600+ Barton Core frome stock 1.9 to 2.19 Stable...And he used air cooling with stock heatsink and fan..lol "NOTE" He keeps his room like a Freezer With his own Window A/C unit.

I can run my 2600+ XP Thoroughbred at 2405mhz/400mhz fsb. I keep it at 2305/400. My vcore is 1.79v and my temps are 36c-44c depending on cpu load. My memory is set at 2-2-2-5. I have thought about changing it to 2.5 to push the fsb higher. I will have to mess around with it sometime.

Intel Celeron 2.3 GHz to 2.5 GHz stable, 2.8 GHz stable (w/o sound)
I can get it up to 3.0 Ghz but then its a 2 min countdown till it reboots automatically

my cpu temp is only 37C (overclocked from the 2500 at 1.8 to 2.2) and i was wondering if there is some way i can increase the power a bit more....maybe like 2.4 or 5, i have a volcano 12 so im not worried about it overheating, but my mainboard doesnt seem to have a way to change the multiplier in the bios...

mobo specs:
soyo kt600 dragon plus v1.0

what do i need to do?

Sorry I can't of much assistance but I haven't used an VIA mobo in I don't know how long. There should be a setting to change the multiplyer, maybe pappy or someone else knowledgable with VIA's could help more...

would it help if i updated my bios? if so where would i go to do it?