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To: Eric Dickson who wrote (3655)	11/23/1998 12:40:00 AM
From: Clarence Dodge	Read Replies (1) of 14778

Eric This is from a thread on Anand about oc'g the 333a: Apollyn posted 11-19-98 04:03 PM ET (US) Has anyone had success overclocking the Celeron 333a? I'm am looking to upgrade, and am thinking about buying the Celeron 300a Abit 6BH combo, and noticed that for $15 to $20 more I could get the 333MHz. Would that be better, or should I stick with the 300MHz for overclocking? Thanks. Legion posted 11-19-98 06:29 PM ET (US) yeah stick with the celeron 300a, you aren't going to reach 500 mhz with a 333, and the next step would probably be 415, the 300a can reach 450 most of the time Incubus posted 11-19-98 11:32 PM ET (US) Well, I'll say that I have taken three 333's to 500+. It's not easy but can be done. posted 11-19-98 11:38 PM ET (US) That a celeron 333a Vlad or the pentium 2? I heard the percentage of successfull 333a to 500 was only like 10-15%, I'd say don't gamble and try the 300a to 450 which is 80% Incubus posted 11-20-98 10:25 PM ET (US) Those are Celerons 333. I just got in a batch of P2's (300, 333 and 350) I'll be running next week. Vlad

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