how to oc a 433 celeron

Red02 · 05-February-03, 02:09 AM

well, n e 1 now how?!? my biggest prob is that its one of those small dell demension L433c. The PSU is right above the fan

so i prolly couldnt oc it to much cause i prolly wont be able to get a bigger fan. But i was thinkin that i could just take a heat sink off a new 2 ghz celeron and just use that. Think it would work? Lemme know.

BigAkita · 05-February-03, 02:22 AM

What is the make, model, and revision of the mobo?

Red02 · 05-February-03, 02:26 AM

um.......i dunno heh havent even looked. just been tryin to figure out if i got room

BigAkita · 05-February-03, 02:32 AM

um......i dunno if i can help you then. there is a limit to n00bdom and you exceeded it. forget about the computer and work on the room issue.

Red02 · 05-February-03, 02:39 AM

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	Originally posted by Red02 my biggest prob is that its one of those small dell demension L433c. The PSU is right above the fan so i prolly couldnt oc it to much cause i prolly wont be able to get a bigger fan. But i was thinkin that i could just take a heat sink off a new 2 ghz celeron and just use that. Think it would work? Lemme know.

This is what i was really interested in. as you can see it took up most of the post. But its also a mutli question with two ways of goin, and im mainly interested in the room prob.

BigAkita · 05-February-03, 02:43 AM

The thing is that with a 433 I doubt you need a bigger fan. You are not going to overclock that chip to the point where heat is a big issue, your biggest hold-back will be the mobo.

n00bishLaggeR · 05-February-03, 05:02 AM

Dells cannot overclock, period.

05-February-03, 02:09 AM		#1 (permalink)
Red02 Freck-hoe-d	how to oc a 433 celeron well, n e 1 now how?!? my biggest prob is that its one of those small dell demension L433c. The PSU is right above the fan so i prolly couldnt oc it to much cause i prolly wont be able to get a bigger fan. But i was thinkin that i could just take a heat sink off a new 2 ghz celeron and just use that. Think it would work? Lemme know.

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05-February-03, 02:22 AM		#2 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	What is the make, model, and revision of the mobo?

05-February-03, 02:26 AM		#3 (permalink)
Red02 Freck-hoe-d	um.......i dunno heh havent even looked. just been tryin to figure out if i got room

05-February-03, 02:32 AM		#4 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	um......i dunno if i can help you then. there is a limit to n00bdom and you exceeded it. forget about the computer and work on the room issue.

05-February-03, 02:43 AM		#6 (permalink)
BigAkita n00b-ass reviewer	The thing is that with a 433 I doubt you need a bigger fan. You are not going to overclock that chip to the point where heat is a big issue, your biggest hold-back will be the mobo.

05-February-03, 05:02 AM		#7 (permalink)
n00bishLaggeR losernoOb	Dells cannot overclock, period.