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Technology Stocks : Cyrix 1 / NSM 1 where hardware goes

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To: Mark A. Forte who wrote (26)	9/18/1997 1:32:00 PM
From: Investor A	of 300

Mark, without damage to chip/board. I am not sure about that. ;-) The most important thing for oc is to dismiss efficiently. It means that you need a "professional" CPU heatsink fan, as my previous posts, ample air circulation, etc. For TXPro with 6x86 P200+, you could try the following clock speeds and run the Winstone97 under Win95 to test the system stablebility: 150Mhz 75x2 @2.8V 166Mhz 83x2 @2.9V or @3.2V (All our 3 P200+ could oc to 166Mhz @2.9) 180Mhz 60x2 @3.2V (All our 3 P200+ could oc to 180Mhz @3.2; One 6x86L-120Mhz could do to 180Mhz too only on TXPro) 200Mhz 66x3 @3.2V or @3.5V (None of ours could reach this level) Remember to apply thin heat compound on your "proffession" heatsink before you conduct these tests. Let me know how far can you go. ;-) Have fun! Fuchi ... who loves Cyrix's innovations Please support the PC industry & protect consumer interest techstocks.com

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