Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

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  • Noni

    #1

    Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

    Overclocking.

    FX57 and FX55 are built on the SAN DIEGO CORE.

    Lets see what components you need to reach FX 55 or FX 57 speeds.

    Im going to hope that you have a good motherboard, cooling and good power supply.

    Heres the math

    GeIL 1GB (2x512MB) PC4400 Ultra Platinum CAS3 £130

    AMD Athlon 64 3700+ San Diego 90nm (Socket 939) £199

    = £330

    OR If you want the 4000+

    AMD Athlon 64 4000+ San Diego 90nm (Socket 939) £234.95

    GeIL 1GB (2x512MB) PC4400 Ultra Platinum CAS3 £130

    = £364

    Compared to-

    AMD Athlon FX57 San Diego 90nm (Socket 939) £700

    Saving you around £340- 370

    More than enough to buy a 7800GTX.


    Just letting you know that FX55/57 performance does not have to cost a fortune.

    www.overclock.net, ask questions there.
  • HellzxFluffyBunny

    #2
    Re: Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

    Ooooooooor you can get the FX-57 for the unlocked multipliers and OC those too... Just a thought.

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    • Noni

      #3
      Re: Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

      yeah thats true too. But cmon what you need THAT much power for lol.

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      • HellzxFluffyBunny

        #4
        Re: Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

        Originally posted by Noni
        yeah thats true too. But cmon what you need THAT much power for lol.
        Considering a 7800GTX outpaces all current CPU's I suppose that's subjective to the value of the individual. Certainly most of us can't afford an FX, however for those that can it is DEFINITELY worth it to OC.

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        • Noni

          #5
          Re: Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

          I understand your piont, but Im making a thread for those who dont want to break the bank for that kind of performance. Just giving them an idea.


          HellzxFluffyBunny your are right tho.

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          • Sir. MatDef
            Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 2899

            #6
            Re: Those of you who are looking to buy a FX 57/55, look here first.

            Or, you could just blow everything and get a X2 4800+ and hope to god that newer games will start to support multiple cores. Like I did.

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