Pentium4: 5Ghz Project

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Description: Using liquid nitrogen to cool the P4 to -196º. Hey, maybe it'll be the next intel box cooler. But as always you'll have to buy another better one to suport the P4. Tom's Hardware
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minyg ::: Favorites intel kicks ass, my intel core 2 due E6300 is challenging some of the top AMD's and it's only 1.86Ghz god damn intel owns 07-07-12 08:48:57 _____________________________________________________
sticksquash ::: Favorites Oh shit... 07-07-03 15:08:45 _____________________________________________________
Tpavra ::: Favorites thanks 07-06-29 00:43:02 _____________________________________________________
Tpavra ::: Favorites Oh, o.k :) 07-06-29 00:42:44 _____________________________________________________
mrvesham ::: Favorites (Gah. Sorry there. Was supposed to be a reply to an old comment. Why it chucked it up as a new post, I cant say.) 07-06-28 22:47:13 _____________________________________________________
mrvesham ::: Favorites aminet . net/package/mods/s3m/aryx If you're in windows, play it with XMPlay or you basically wont be hearing the actual tune (modules played in modplug or winamp are replayed with wild inaccuracy). If you're on a mac, you're basically screwedified unless you feel like running the original tracker in a VM. 07-06-28 22:45:55 _____________________________________________________
sousuke121 ::: Favorites what r u useing then an AMD which if you use for too long it WILL burn out (intels will shutdown before that happens) 07-06-26 16:06:20 _____________________________________________________
saturnfan32x ::: Favorites intel is for LOOSERS! 07-06-23 22:59:51 _____________________________________________________
finlay666 ::: Favorites valid.x86-secret . com / show_oc . php? id=182607 (remove the spaces) That one is quite a bit faster.....lol 07-06-22 13:17:11 _____________________________________________________
andrewkingham ::: Favorites Duuuude. I gotta admit that's impressive. But I have to ask the question - WHY? When on earth would you require all that processing power from a Pentium 4?!?! Great experiment though! 07-06-18 11:41:45 _____________________________________________________