Re: overclocking the cache?

Subject: Re: overclocking the cache?
From: T. Weyergraf (kirk@colinet.de)
Date: Thu Apr 12 2001 - 09:00:43 PDT

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Hi,

> > Not being a big fan of overclocking anyway ( I choose reliablity over
> > performance anytime wrt overclocking ), are there any comments or
> > experiences ?
>
> I also prefer reliability, but as this is my home "toy-workstation", I just
> want as much speed as possible for ripping+OGGing CDs and compiling
> CVS-snapshots of stuff :-)

although I use my systems for work as well, I am also talking about my "home"
systems. I just hate crashes without warnings or apparent reasons in the middle
of some work to do, just because of overclocking.
That is my point: there is nothing worse, than a system that crashes.

i *really* hate unstable hardware ;-)

Regards,
thomas

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