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Celeron overclocking (Please Help)
Name: HelpMePlease Date: August 12, 2002 at 02:55:55 Pacific
Comment:
please help me...
I just bought myself a celeron 500 and basically its a piece of junk....Im trying to get the most out of it while I have it and want to overclock it.....I have been putting work in but all Ive read is that I have to change jumper settings and firstly I don't have any of the original documents and secondly the only one jumper I can find is for the bios.....my bios definitely does have anything in it that I can change can you please give me some info...anything...
here are all the system spec's I could dig up....ask if you need anything else:
Name: AlmightySR Date: August 12, 2002 at 09:44:09 Pacific
Reply:
LMAO! thats kewl your running XP(p) on a 500. Anyway, write to the manufaturer and ask them for the chips owners manual. your chip model number will be somewhere on the chip. they will send you the manual in PDF format so download arcrobat if you havent already
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Response Number 2
Name: david Date: August 13, 2002 at 08:58:27 Pacific
Reply:
Go in the bios and run/change the fsb to 75 or 83Mhz if it will handle it. 500Mhz divided by 66fsb=7.57 clock multiplyer 7.57X75fsb=568Mhz 7.57X83=628Mhz if you can get it to run stable. Just watchout that you don't fry your videocard because your also O/C the AGP card also when you change the fsb.
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