Back in time, I had BH6/BF6 which ran with a clocked slot 933 coppermine, overvolted at around 1060MHz and stable over years (under continuous load); that said, the caps needed replacing around 2003, so which i'm sure it'll handle it, maybe it contributed to that, but I don't see there being any …

Pentium M was such an interesting CPU at the time - the child that, even as the overachiever its parent really didn't want to love, because that wasn't the decided narrative. But eventually had to. It's no wonder Core came from that direction, rather than P4. Netburst was interesting, even so. just …

Whatever it has been that caused such a thing to occur, it has been a long time since I enjoyed the assembly of a computer and so, referencing heavily from this place as a source have recently completed one that I in fact quite did. As, below - much will not be new here, however included references …