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Offline Liberator

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Okay, honestly now, how much performance increase is there in an Athlon XP 2000 over and Athlon XP 1800?
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Offline Kamikaze

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I'd assume about 200 mhz... :p

Correction: About 0.14Ghz
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Offline Stryke 9

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Pick a number.


Pick another number.



Bet neither was 14083.




I'd be more helpful, but honestly I think that's about as much as I can give you. Tough economy and all.

 

Offline Martinus

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[color=66ff00]Seek benchmarks. :nod:
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Offline diamondgeezer

Bugger all difference really, but you might as well get the cheaper 1800 and overclock it a little to get the same performance as the 2000. The heat increase ought to be negligable. Got my 1800 overclocked to 2.0GHz :D

  

Offline Grey Wolf

That's about what most 1800+s overclock to. The best overclockers, from what I've seen, are 1700+s (Thouroughbred B cores), 2100+s (Tbred B), and 2500+s (Bartons).
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Offline Ulundel

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Speaking of overclocking, do you guys know any handy tools to do that under windows or some utility to ajust VIA chipset mobos' FSB?

That BIOS I have couldn't be less tweakable

 

Offline Grey Wolf

Hmm.... Check the actual brand of the motherboard you're using. Often, OEMs use motherboards by Asus and the like, and if you flash the motherboard with a BIOS from the manufacturer instead of the OEM, it'll sometimes unlock some of the locked features.
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Offline Kosh

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I don't think there was much of a difference in terms of performance.

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but you might as well get the cheaper 1800 and overclock it a little to get the same performance as the 2000.


Some of us don't want to void our warrenties. :p
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Offline diamondgeezer

Well excuse me Grandpa

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Offline vyper

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What kind of stability have u had with overclocking the Athlon dg?
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Offline diamondgeezer

at 2.00, it was perfectly happy. Admitedly I use one of these: