8Ghz Pentium Anyone?

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Italian overclocking team ThuG has managed to push an Intel Pentium 631 to the 8000Mhz mark. Read about it in our news article

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Wicked sick to say the very least. I was looking at a 7.3ghz Celeron last night and I thought that was impressive as all get out too!
 
OMG WTF ROFL!!

That is one awesome thing! I wish I could do that!

Why doesn't AMD make a overclockable chip..?

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name='XMS' said:
Loverly. P5B ftw :p

You said it brotha!

Man, Netburst is such a historical architecture. I'm proud I owned one. :D

Why? We'll probably never see 8GHz again, on future architectures. They won't design them with high clocks in mind ever again, like they did with Netburst.
 
name='NickS' said:
You said it brotha!

Man, Netburst is such a historical architecture. I'm proud I owned one. :D

Why? We'll probably never see 8GHz again, on future architectures. They won't design them with high clocks in mind ever again, like they did with Netburst.

Its the perfect union tbh. A board that is capable of insanely high FSB and a chip capable of insanely high speeds.

If only the P5B was around when I had my decent 560 chip.
 
the p5b really is the ultimate companion to the pentiums, almost makes me wanna rma mine 4 exchange and test it + p4 on the cascade!
 
name='FragTek' said:
the p5b really is the ultimate companion to the pentiums, almost makes me wanna rma mine 4 exchange and test it + p4 on the cascade!

Either that or try and
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le an upgrade to a commando ;)
 
name='NickS' said:
You said it brotha!

Man, Netburst is such a historical architecture. I'm proud I owned one. :D

Why? We'll probably never see 8GHz again, on future architectures. They won't design them with high clocks in mind ever again, like they did with Netburst.
LOL I was just doing back in the SX archives, and found some amusing commentary. It was particularly interesting around post 25.
 
Even Intel knows that sticking with Netburst was a mistake.

Yeah Cedar Mills can go really high, but it doesn't change the fact that they are LAME.

I had a 661 (when it just came out) and it died, and I'm glad it did (too bad now I'm with a lamer Northwood).
 
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