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Undervolting T'Bred-B CPUs with José Ángel

Submitted by Mike Chin on Mon, 2003-08-11 08:16. CPUs|Motherboards
This article by José Ángel details just how wonderfully "underclockable" certain AMD Athlon Thoroughbred XP cores are, and what that means for cooling and noise. Combined with the unlocked state of all the Thoroughbred cores we're aware of, these inexpensive CPUs make for an excellent basis for very quiet computers.
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Announcing www.pcsilencieux.com

Submitted by Mike Chin on Wed, 2003-08-06 15:21.

A website developed by SPCR forum member Kostik http://www.pcsilencieux.com, is now open to the public. It features a "Guide to silent computing", where one can learn about silencing PSUs, CPU HSFs, etc, and a few hardware reviews. It has a forum, weblinks, download section... the kind of stuff you find in a Postnuke site.

Kostik, who developed the software utlity http://www.silentpcreview.com