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now this is some serious over --------
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0ver clocking

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2392888,00.asp

AMD Chips Top 8.4 GHz, a New Speed Record
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#2
They mention no problem with a "cold bug", I think I know what they mean. Many moons ago I bought a PowerLogix 225 MHz PPC604e upgrade for my PMac7600 and while it would o/c to 270, it wouldn't underclock past 200 MHz. Set it to 180 and no boot. Weird symptom but I'll bet it was a cold bug of some sort.
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#3
"Extreme overclocking uses liquid helium and nitrogen to cool the chips".


Not your everyday aftermarket solution.
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#4
.. and massively contributes to global warming... :biggrin:
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#5
(yawn) Sort of a pissing match at whose PC can generate the most greenhouse gas.

I will get interested when they start shipping chips guaranteed to work at 5 GHz and use less than 60 W. I like AMD and think their progress with the integrated CPU/GPU is the only thing making Intel nervous.
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