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  • #16
    Actually, Maggi, you can "overclock" some modems by forcing a firmware update. What kind of Modem do you have?

    Rags

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    • #17
      I can't OC 2 much on a P2B-DS, but still.

      3DMark Project:
      3DMark Build Version: 200
      Date: 11/2/99

      Project Settings (Template):
      Rendering Platform: Internal (Matrox Millennium G400 DualHead - English)
      Resolution: 1024*768
      Color Depth: 32-bit Color
      CPU Optimization: Intel(r) processor
      Z-Buffer: 32-bit
      Frame Buffer: Triple buffering
      Refresh Rate: 84 Hz
      Looping: Disabled
      Texture Format: 32-bit, 8888 RGBA
      Run Tests: Once
      Title Screen: Hidden

      Test Results:
      3DMark Result : 3,380 3DMarks
      Synthetic CPU 3D Speed : 4,078 CPU 3DMarks
      Rasterizer Score : 1,689 3DRasterMarks
      Game 1 - Race: 33.8 FPS
      Game 2 - First Person: 33.8 FPS
      Fill Rate : 155.5 MTexels/s
      Fill Rate With Multi-Texturing : 182.5 MTexels/s
      2MB Texture Rendering Speed: 187.3 FPS
      4MB Texture Rendering Speed: 135.2 FPS
      8MB Texture Rendering Speed: 114.4 FPS
      16MB Texture Rendering Speed: 83.9 FPS
      32MB Texture Rendering Speed: 40.9 FPS
      Bump Mapping Emboss, 3-pass: 41.6 FPS
      Bump Mapping Emboss, 2-pass: 69.4 FPS
      Bump Mapping Emboss, 1-pass: 112.8 FPS
      Point Sample Texture Filtering Speed: 115.9 %
      Bilinear Texture Filtering Speed: 100.0 %
      Trilinear Texture Filtering Speed: 73.1 %
      Anisotropic Texture Filtering Speed: Not Supported
      6 Pixel/individual: 1,259.9 KPolygons/s
      6 Pixel/strips: 3,349.5 KPolygons/s
      25 Pixel/individual: 1,143.1 KPolygons/s
      25 Pixel/strips: 1,188.7 KPolygons/s
      50 Pixel/individual: 744.2 KPolygons/s
      50 Pixel/strips: 778.8 KPolygons/s
      250 Pixel/individual: 275.0 KPolygons/s
      250 Pixel/strips: 294.2 KPolygons/s
      1000 Pixel/individual: 93.4 KPolygons/s
      1000 Pixel/strips: 97.9 KPolygons/s

      System:
      Windows Version: Windows 4 , Build 1998
      DirectX Version: 4.06.02.0436
      Bios Version: Award Modular BIOS v4.51PG
      Bios Date: 07/16/99
      Total Physical Memory: 128 MB
      Free Physical Memory: 46 MB


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      Cloudy
      Asus P2B-DS, 2 x Celeron 400@75Mhz, 128Mb Ram, Xitel Storm Platinum,
      2 x IBM 4.3Gb scsi,IBM 22GB IDE, Pioneer DVD ROM scsi, G400 32MB DH (Oc to 150/200).

      Cloudy
      Asus P2B-DS, 2 x Celeron 450 (400@75Mhz), 192Mb Ram, SB Live! Platinum,
      2 x IBM 4.3Gb scsi,IBM 22GB IDE, Pioneer DVD ROM scsi, G400 32MB DH.

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      • #18
        Hey Rags, it's a USR Sportster Vi 28.8/33.6 ... do you think there are any chances to get it up to 56K ?

        ________________________________________

        Hi Cloudy,
        I use the P2B-DS here at work with two P3-450s and I had it up to 112MHz FSB resulting in 2x504MHz at default voltage ... no prob, but I have too many cards plugged in that need the PCI bus in spec.

        I guess your Celeries are holding you back ...
        Did you already try to up the VCore ?

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        Cheers,
        Maggi
        ________________________

        Working Rig:
        Asus P2B-DS @ 103MHz FSB
        Double Pentium III-450 @ 464 MHz
        4 x 128MB CAS2 SDRAM
        Matrox Millennium G400 32MB DualHead
        Nokia 445Xi (21")
        Nokia 447Xpro (17")

        Home Rig:
        Asus P2B-S Bios 1010 @ 100MHz FSB
        Celeron 333A @ 500MHz
        2 x 128MB CAS2 SDRAM
        Matrox Millennium G400 32MB DualHead @ 150/200MHz
        CTX VL710T (17")
        Despite my nickname causing confusion, I am not female ...

        ASRock Fatal1ty X79 Professional
        Intel Core i7-3930K@4.3GHz
        be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 2
        4x 8GB G.Skill TridentX PC3-19200U@CR1
        2x MSI N670GTX PE OC (SLI)
        OCZ Vertex 4 256GB
        4x2TB Seagate Barracuda Green 5900.3 (2x4TB RAID0)
        Super Flower Golden Green Modular 800W
        Nanoxia Deep Silence 1
        LG BH10LS38
        LG DM2752D 27" 3D

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        • #19
          Jake -
          1200 bps closet-size modem

          :P Oh come on now, my older (then top of the line speeds) 300bps wasn't even that big. Infact it was smaller than the cronograph (fancy name for a clock, as computers didn't have them built in back then). OK, so it might of been a Hayes 'slim line', but even large modems with accustic couplers (phones weren't always 'modular' you guys know, right...?) didn't quite qualify, unless that's a really really tiny closet. Oh well enough strolling down memory lane.

          Mark F.

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          OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a CD

          Mark F. (A+, Network+, & CCNA)
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          OH NO, my retractable cup holder swallowed a DVD...
          and burped out a movie

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          • #20
            Mwuahah =)
            Overclocking is a good thing.
            As can be seen from my .sig, i've got my main machines OC'd to 558, with my G400 DH32 oc'd to 120% (at both 800x600 and 1024x768...yay!). Disturbingly stable.
            My parents machine ... which was actualyl the Celery 300a@450 rig i built a year and 3 months ago, also has my old mystique G200 in it.
            What can I say, i'm a Matrox Man now =)
            Guess i'll need to keep with the tradition and make my next machine an Athlon with a G800 or somesuch. <Grin>


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            P3-450@558mhz@2.1v, ABit BE6, 128megs 7.3125ns PC133 SDRAM, SB Live! Value, G400 32meg Dualhead (@120%), Acer ALN-201 PCI 10bT NIC, 6.5gig Seagate Medalist Pro 7200rpm, 13gig Quantum Fireball CR, Yamaha 4416e Burner, Pioneer 10x DVD-ROM, Panasonic e70 17" Monitor, Antec KS-188 24" Tower, 6 year old Honeywell-SUH 101key Keyboard, Logitech Trackman Marble+

            P3-450@558mhz@2.1v, ABit BE6, 128megs 7.3125ns PC133 SDRAM, SB Live! Value, G400 32meg Dualhead (@120%), Acer ALN-201 PCI 10bT NIC, 6.5gig Seagate Medalist Pro 7200rpm, 13gig Quantum Fireball CR, Yamaha 4416e Burner, Pioneer 10x DVD-ROM, Panasonic e70 17" Monitor, Antec KS-188 24" Tower, 6 year old Honeywell-SUH 101key Keyboard, Logitech Trackman Marble+

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            • #21
              Yeah, me overclock too - my PII-333 runs along at 504mhz, and the G400 is sometimes at MAX speeds (But I'm not sure about the RR-G liking that....).

              Anyone know how to overclock my CR-Writer to get it at 8x? Or my HDD to make it run at 10k rpm? Or the 10mbps hub I connect to at uni to 100mbps? Or my modem at home from 56kb to 155mbps?

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              Cheers,
              Steve

              "The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million-to-one", he said.

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              • #22
                Jake,

                Actually both of my ISA USR Sportster modems were originally 28.8 modems, I found an upgrade for each of them on some Warez sites and "forced" them to take the upgrade (normally you would have to pay 3Com to get the upgrade), I ran the upgrade wizard, inserted a floppy, it wrote to the floppy, flashed my modems bios, I rebooted, Windows found new hardware, I pointed it to my floppy and HAPPY DAYS, I had an X2/V90 modem for each of them, my connects are usually around 45333 right now. Not too shabby considering that I was making due with 28000 connects before.

                Rags

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                • #23
                  Rags,

                  What modems?

                  I suppose that the modems you are talking about have flash bios built in. Not many 28.8 or 33.6 modem have that. And if they do, you might screw up your modem by installing the wrong bios. It would really surprise me if the tolerance (noise) of the modem components would operate without fault at an OC'ed speed (read too advanced protocol).

                  In short, SHOW ME THE MONEY!!! Give us some examples/links to same.

                  Regards,

                  Jake

                  You think I could OC my 1200 bps closet-size modem to do ADSL or at least ISDN speeds?
                  (Don't get pantyhose in a knot. It's a JOKE!)
                  Who is General Failiure and why is he reading my drive?
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                  Powercolor Radeon 9700np, Asus A7N8X mobo bios ver. 1007UBER, AthlonXP2800+@3200+ (200 Mhz fsb, 2.2 Ghz) on TT Silent Storm, 2*256Mb Kingston HyperX PC3500 DDR-RAM, 19" Samsung 959NF monitor, Pioneer A04 DVD-RW, Two WD800 80 GB HDD's, IBM Deskstar 40 GB

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                  • #24
                    Rags, you lucky SOB!

                    No really, that rocks! Seems there's a first for everything. Are you using both modems in your PC at once? If so how does it run? Double the speed?
                    And you are right, it's not too shabby!! I only wish I could do the same...

                    Regards,

                    Jake
                    Who is General Failiure and why is he reading my drive?
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                    Powercolor Radeon 9700np, Asus A7N8X mobo bios ver. 1007UBER, AthlonXP2800+@3200+ (200 Mhz fsb, 2.2 Ghz) on TT Silent Storm, 2*256Mb Kingston HyperX PC3500 DDR-RAM, 19" Samsung 959NF monitor, Pioneer A04 DVD-RW, Two WD800 80 GB HDD's, IBM Deskstar 40 GB

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                    • #25
                      No, just one in each of my machines. I can't afford the extra phone line and extra charge for the 2nd internet access.

                      Rags

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                      • #26
                        Hey all, long time no chat..

                        Just saw this thread, good ol Pauly, keeping everyone entertained as per usual!!

                        SteveC, quick question, how in god's name did you get your 333 to 504!! Goddamn, mine won't get anywhere over 413 without crashing in Unreal and Hl... Whats your secret?? What mobo you using etc.?

                        I need to know...help me Obi-Wan, your my only hope...

                        Later all

                        Lukey
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                        PII333@412(4x100+T), 128MB PC100, ABIT BE6, G20016MB+V2SLI, SBLive, 19" Sony GST, 56K USR

                        "Follow your dreams, you can achieve your goals, I am living proof...beefcake...BEEFCAKE!!!"

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                        • #27
                          Hey Lukey!!!!

                          Where have you been all this time???? I started this thread in honor of your previous Overclocking Thread to get things going on the old Hardware Forum again

                          You get your Arse back here we miss you!!!

                          Pauly
                          "Never interfere with the enemy when he is in the process of destroying himself"

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                          • #28
                            Rags,

                            Let me get this right. You have two modems but only one phone line. You must have both modems on the same line or you are only using one of them. Why didn't you buy an external model? And do you really need internet access from two different PC's? Strange!

                            So many questions...

                            Btw. if you are only using one of them, I'll mail you my mailing (snail mail) address. (Birthday Nov. 20th. Hint, hint!)

                            Jake

                            Who is General Failiure and why is he reading my drive?
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                            Powercolor Radeon 9700np, Asus A7N8X mobo bios ver. 1007UBER, AthlonXP2800+@3200+ (200 Mhz fsb, 2.2 Ghz) on TT Silent Storm, 2*256Mb Kingston HyperX PC3500 DDR-RAM, 19" Samsung 959NF monitor, Pioneer A04 DVD-RW, Two WD800 80 GB HDD's, IBM Deskstar 40 GB

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                            • #29
                              Jake,

                              One of the computers is my wife's, sometimes she likes to surf the net while I am playing games or doing some programming....Basically I did it to save my marriage

                              The reason I don't have an external is because I got both of these modems for no charge, and see no point in spending any money on something that is going to get me little more benefit than I already have.

                              Rags

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                              • #30
                                hell yes im a over clocker.

                                it all started with a amd k62 200 at 233
                                then 300a to 450
                                then i got my hands on a p2 350 to play with for free and banged that out to 464
                                now its k7 500 to what ever after i check things out for a few months to make sure every thing is working fine. then its 650 at least.
                                msi 6167 mobo k7 500 wk41 now at 650. 256 meg ram ,addtronics case w 250watt sp power supply, matrox g400, maxtor diammax 2500+ 10gig hd,10x aopen slot dvd, 3com 10/100 nic, sb live xgamer sound card, efecent networks dsl modem, dlink 701i dsl router/firewall, lots of controlers (joystick throttle rudder raceing wheel), 19in ctx monitor, logitech mouseman wheel usb, and klipsch promedia v2-400 speakers. win98 oem and win2k pro dual boot.

                                noel
                                it's times like this that make me think of my fathers last words....

                                Don't son that gun is loaded.

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