BeginnerGuy wrote:mmm a CPU sandwich topped with a spongecake
BeginnerGuy wrote:The generic socket 3 heatsink+fan i'm seeing in the picture is good enough. If you really want something bulkier, you'll have to go with later heatsink meant for socket 7 up to 370 (which will require modding or some old school epoxy gluing). The bus overclock isn't adding voltage to the core, so the difference in thermals should be minimal to non-existent.
My suggestion would be to instead just use the heatsink you have and get the later ADZ model 5x86 if you REALLY need more cooling (which I don't think you do).
Grats on 160mhz, now try for the legendary 200mhz OC!!
treeman wrote:at 200mhz you will need to increase voltage too hence bigger heatsink combo
treeman wrote:won't argue with that a stock 486 one should do ok, I was in a different boat got one of those tc586 converters all in 1 3v - >5v for older boards which didn't have a heatsink just a glued on fan!
so I glued a socket 7 heatsink and fan to mine
got into the overclocking spirit!
and future proof if you want to try 180 in future
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