Overclockulator 1.3.4b

Discussion in 'Overclocking & Cooling' started by syngod, Nov 15, 2004.

  1. syngod

    syngod Moderator

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    Great little app that will be an overclocker's best friend! Various calculating functions aimed straight at the overclocker incuding a tool to add up your systems total wattage use, CPU and FSB calculations, Temp conversions and more.

    Get it here.
     
  2. ninja fetus

    ninja fetus I'm a thugged out gangsta

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  3. Darcadian V1

    Darcadian V1 Big Geek

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    I didnt experiment with the overclocking area of the program but would seriously advise people not to use the wattage calculator. In the program its stated that the result might not always be accurate.
    Ive found this section to be HIGHLY inaccurate.
    E.g
    My main computer has a 430W PSU and overclockulator says my componants
    cause a drain of 445W!.
    My brothers computer has a 300 W PSU and his result was 405W!!!!!!!!! :swt:
    My fellow online clan members all report the same wierd and unrealistic values.
    The programs a nice attempt but it needs to be spot on to be of any use.
     
  4. ninja fetus

    ninja fetus I'm a thugged out gangsta

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    wattage don't mean squat though. It's all about the amps
     
  5. ProcalX

    ProcalX all grown up

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    By the sounds of it the program doesn't sound to accurate, but none the less if it was any good it would use some kind of formula to work out the over all wattage which included amps / voltages.

    Anyway, i'm going to test this when i get home, gonna stick my new Thermal Take 480W Silent PurePower in a Duron 1800mhz / 9200SE / PCCHips M848ALU / 512mb Kingston / 40GB HDD and see what it reads out.
     

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