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The Test Setup
| Processor |
600MHz Intel Celeron II
o/c to 810MHz @ 90MHz FSB |
| Cooler |
Alpha PEP6U (YS Tech 5000 RPM
fan) |
| Motherboard |
ABIT BF6 |
| RAM |
128MB ACE PC133 CL3 SDRAM |
| Graphics Card |
3Dlabs Permedia3 Create! AGP |
| Hard Disk |
15GB Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 40
ATA/66 7,200rpm |
| Sound Card |
Creative Labs Sound Blaster 32
ISA |
Stability Tests
CAS 3
FSB
(MHz) |
Result / Comment |
ALU
(MB/s) |
FLOAT
(MB/s) |
| 133 |
Stable |
365 |
443 |
| 140 |
Stable |
384 |
465 |
| 145 |
Stable |
432 |
485 |
| 150 |
Stable (!!!) |
410 |
498 |
| 155 |
CPU
couldn't take it. |
N/A |
N/A |
As you can see, the ACE PC133 CL3 SDRAM was amazingly able to
reach an astounding 150MHz at CAS 3. Also, it was surprising to
find that my friend's Pentium III 800EB was able to run stably
with a FSB speed of 150MHz.
CAS 2
| FSB (MHz) |
Result / Comment |
ALU (MB/s) |
FLOAT(MB/s) |
| 112 |
Stable |
354 |
421 |
| 120 |
Stable |
378 |
450 |
| 122 |
Win2K
unstable |
392 |
461 |
| 124 |
BIOS
memory test failed |
N/A |
N/A |
| 133 |
Won't
POST |
N/A |
N/A |
The highest stable speed was only 120MHz at CAS 2. Too bad this
DIMM couldn't run at 133MHz with a CAS 2 setting. |