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i want to oc my cpu but i dont know how.... ive already went to the pcstats website and read all of how to oc a cpu and videocard also i read about the latency and bios guides....im still a noob but i understand it a little more....its just that my computer is old....i dont know how old but its a compaq presario 5310US....if anyone could help me out that would be great.... my msn is tommies_@hotmail.com if anyone would like to add me on and help me out.... here are a few things about my computer.... i used aida32 to get this info on my computer....
win xp pro sp2
compaq presario 5310US
cpu type intel celeron-s
cpu alias tualatin, a80530
external clock 100mhz
maximum clock 2300mhz
original clock 1200mhz (12x100)
core voltage 1.475/1.5
motherboard id dmi
fsb:
bus type intel gtl+
bus width 64-bit
real clock 100mhz
effective clock 100mhz
bandwidth 800 mb/s
chipset:
motherboard chipset intel solano i815e
in-rder queue depth 4
cas latency 2t
ras to cas delay 2t
ras precharge 2t
ras active time 7t
bus type intel hub interface
bus width 8-bit
i have 2 sticks of ram 256 each 512 total..
module name micron tech 16lsdt3264ag-133e1
module size 256mb (2 rows, 4 banks)
module type unbuffered
memory type sdram
memory speed pc133 (133mhz)
module width 64 bit
module voltage lvttl
highest cas latency 3.0 (7.5ns @ 133mhz)
2nd highest cas latency 2.0 (10.0ns @ 100mhz)
agp version 2.00
agp aperture size 64mb
supported agp speeds 1x, 2x, 4x
current agp speed 4x
bios type compaq
bios version 686p9 v1.11
bios size 512
boot devices floppy, hd, cdrom, atapi, ls-120
capabilities flash bios, shadow bios, selectable boot, edd, bbs
supported standards dmi, apm, acpi, escd, pnp
expansion capabilities pci, apg, usb

i mean to write in-order queue depth 4....
i dont know if this is all the information there is for me to put so it'll make it easier for you guys to understand what i have....if there is any info that i am missing please let me know thanks....

compaq and other computer manfactures lock the BIOS functions for OC you will have to use programs to OC which probably wont work with your motherboard anyhow its a bit of a dead end!!
Sorry for the Bad news
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As stated above, you're not gonna be able to overclock without the use of software.
HP/Compaq deliberately uses a crippled BIOS to prevent too much tampering...this cuts down on tech support calls from idiots who would crank their settings too high & then make their system unbootable.
Your system is old, it uses a weak Celeron CPU, PC133 RAM, & onboard graphics. Even with the O/C software, the max safe FSB increase would be 112MHz because anything higher will throw the PCI/AGP bus too far out of spec. That would increase your CPU speed from 1200MHz to 1344MHz, which I doubt would be noticeable.
Your board does have an AGP slot so if you're using the onboard video & the reason you wanna overclock is to improve gaming, you'd be better off installing an AGP video card. That would not only improve your video, but would return the "shared RAM" back to the system.
http://tinyurl.com/6ocn4

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