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RustyNail
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OverClocking Sci Fair

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Well, out of boredom, for school, i have decided to do a Science Fair project on Overclocking my Intel Celeron 2.4GHZ and nVidia GeForce 2 MX/MX 400... Could anyone recommend optimal clock/memory speeds? and maybe voltage? any way, i will be judging Idle Temp. (1 hour), CPU Burn-In temp. (1 hour), CPU Burn-In #errors for 24hours and several benchmarks... :wink:
So... any suggestions?
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Nice idea, why not put some metal cans full of fluids ontop of the heat sink/chip set for fluid cooling :wink:

No im not joking find some crazy way to cool that over clock, i seen this artcile about cpu cooling using pure vegtable oil. SInce its non polar it 100% safe!
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:lol: I have heard about some dude, being bored, used IBM's Flourent and LN2 to cool a system - but he put in too much LN2 and the thing froze... looked cool...
But, i do not want to risk too much, still, i'll see about doing something like that...
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