OC'd Celery 366 not working on P3V4X

[grim57]

I had a 366 oc'd to 550 on my abit bh6, and everything was working fined. When I moved the set up to the Asus and, bam, it isn't stable. I have micron pc133ram, a g400max. globalwin fan.

 

[WaterB]

did you set the voltage the same?

 

[grim57]

yeah, I have the voltage set the same. I have even upped it to test it, but nothing. I can't figure it out. I hope when I put in my pIII 700 cb0, I don't have this problem...

 

[Ski Bum]

Grim,

You ~downgraded~ from a BX chipset to the VIA chipset.

I'd bet that you'll have better performance with your PIII on the BH-6 than you will on the VIA board. I have PIII 600e's on the Abit BH-6 and on the Abit VA6, and the BH board is much faster even though it has half the RAM, and the FSB is at 133 on the BH, and 140 on the VIA board.

Let us know what happens with the PIII 700, ok?

Ski Bum

 

[Diesel]

As usual, Ski Bum and I disagree on this matter.
For your general amusement/enjoyment/criticism, I present this.

Use it as you will...


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[grim57]

Well, I finally got my MSI converter in from onvia. so far I canget my 700e to post at 933 without voltage change, but it crashes after a few minutes in 3dmark.

it is rock stable at 910 though. I still haven't benched it yet, but I will try it out. I don't know if my 700e can run on mt bh6, but I will find out and compare the results.