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over clocking
Name: lepricon Date: February 17, 2009 at 11:23:30 Pacific OS: Windows XP CPU/Ram: 3100+,1g kingston Product: Emachines / W3105 Subcategory: AMD
Comment:
I am trying to find out if I can over clock my pc here are the specs it is a msi K8MM-V mobo with a nvidia 6800 agp graphics card and 1g of kingston ram ddr400, I would like to find out what software i need to get to do this because i can't do it from the bios
Name: jam Date: February 17, 2009 at 13:21:37 Pacific
Reply:
You can try ClockGen & see how it goes but chances are your results will be very limited. Before doing so, go into the BIOS & disable these settings in the Cell Menu:
Cool’n’Quiet control = disabled Spread Spectrum = disabled
When using ClockGen, you'll find there's no way to prevent ALL the buses from overclocking when you increase the CPU frequency. Do NOT allow the PCI bus to exceed 38MHz. That means the max CPU frquency will be about 228MHz. I'm fairly sure your RAM will prevent you from overclocking that high anyway.
Summary: i downloaded the Omega drivers for my 9800pro and when i go to over clock it says that its at Core-378 memory-337.5 i thought the 9800pro had faster specs than that or is that not really wat my card...
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