Kleine Korrektur zum letzten Beitrag:
Zusätzlich zu den CPU-Sperren hat Intel nun auch seinen neuen Chipsätzen (denen für PCI-Express, DDR2, LGA775) ein Anti-Overclocking-Feature zugefügt!
Zitat von einer US-Tech-Site:
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The just-introduced Intel 925X and 915 chipsets seem destined to continue the tradition of Intel trying to limit the chipset features. This round, the hot topic is Intel's attempt to limit or lock-out overclocking on the new chipsets, and the clever engineering that companies, like Asus and Abit, are doing to get around this new issue.
Our early testing confirms what you may have already heard -- Intel has limited the overclocking on their new chipset to about 10%. In looking at boards from smaller or less savvy board makers, you simply can't overclock beyond 10% over specification. We first became suspicious of a lock because some Prescott chips are already overclocking as much as 50% and higher on Intel 875P systems. Given that fact, why should these same cores suddenly be such poor overclockers on 925X/915? The answer, of course, is that the chipset is different and it handles overclocking differently.
When an attempt is made to boot at more than about 10% on a 925X or 915, the system simply reboots or shuts-down. We have not been able to get any kind of official explanation from Intel, but board makers tell us that Intel has added an overclocking limiter that resets a PLL and reboots or shuts down the system if overclock attempts are made at speeds over about 110% of specification.
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Also aufgepasst beim Kauf eines der neuen Intel-Boards. Ist ja fürchterlich diese Bevormundung (/Verarschung?!). Wenn die sich mit sowas nicht sogar selbst ins Knie schießen - Stichwort AMD-Marktanteil :-)
Henry
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