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    Pentium 4 Northwood Overclocking Guide
    By Bao Ly :  July 4, 2002

    Overclocking Test Systems

    Now that we're finally cooking into the actual overclocking section, we should spell out exactly what systems we're running the gauntlet with. As stated previously, we have gone with both a mid-range i845D system, as well as offering up comparison overclocking results with a higher-end SiS 645DX platform.

    General Settings:
    Desktop Resolution: 1024x768
    Color Depth: 16-bit
    V-Sync: Disabled

    Intel 845D Platform
    Processors: Pentium 4 1.6A
    Memory: 2x256MB Kingmax PC2700 DIMM
    Motherboard: Asus P4B266-C
    Motherboard chip set: Intel 845D
    Video Card: ATI Radeon 8500 Retail (clocked at 290/290)
    ATI reference drivers: 7.70
    Hard-Drive: Seagate 40GB 7200 RPM ATA100
    IDE Interface: Ultra ATA100
    Sound: Turtle Beach Santa Cruz
    CD/DVD: Asus 8X DVD-ROM
    Power Supply: Antec 350 watt
    Operating System: Windows XP Pro

    SiS 645DX Platform
    Processors: Intel Pentium 4-1.8A
    Memory: 512 MB Crucial PC2700 DIMM
    Motherboard: MSI 645E Max 2
    Motherboard chip set: SiS 645DX
    NVIDIA reference drivers: 29.42
    Video Card: VisionTek Xtasy GeForce4 Ti 4600
    Hard-Drive: Western Digital 40GB 7200RPM ATA100
    IDE Interface: Ultra ATA100
    Sound: Creative Labs Sound Blaster Live
    CD/DVD: Panasonic DVD-ROM
    Power Supply: Sparkle 400 Watt
    Operating System: Windows XP Pro

    Quake III Arena Test Specifics:
    Version: 1.30 (retail)
    V-Sync: Disabled
    Sound Disabled
    Video Mode Tested
    : High Quality: Defaults

    3DMark 2001 Pro SE Specifics:
    Version 1.0
    SiSoft Sandra 2002:
    CPU Arithmetic, CPU Multimedia, and Memory Bandwidth tests


    Page 1 Introduction
    Page 2 Choosing the Right Pentium 4 Northwood
    Page 3 Selecting a Motherboard Platform
    Page 4 CPU Cooling Options
  • Page 5 Overclocking Test Systems
    Page 6 Pentium 4 Northwood Overclocking Basics
    Page 7 Pentium 4-1.6A, 1.8A and 2.0A Overclocking Results
    Page 8 Quake 3 & 3DMark 2001SE Overclock Performance
    Page 9 SiSoft SANDRA Performance and Conclusion


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