Summary: You should be able to overclock the processor using PC3200 memory. You could set the front side bus speed to 200MHz (+33MHz from 166MHz). That would s...
Summary: several probs with this one clarence, when you increase the FSB u also increase the AGP bus speed and the PCI bus speed, your processor and memory may...
Summary: Jenz, Your title block says you have a K6-2 350, but as to your question about the XP 1800. I run the XP 1800 Thuroughbred A on a MSI KT4 Ultra, which...
Summary: them tweaks don't work worth crap. do this make or find a copper heatsink thats big enough to cover the vidle parts of the video card and over clock i...
Summary: Well the BIOS says 200MHZ because that is the real speed of the Ram. The effective speed of the RAM is 400MHZ since DDR stands for Double Data Rate, ...
Summary: dont try increase the fsb in the bios, because that increases all the other bus speeds to, you have to phisicaly cange some jumpers or dip switches on...
Summary: Hi again guys, im still struggling with my CPU upgrading, I was just wondering if this is true and wat it really means: Pentium 4 processors support 8...
Summary: I'm working on a computer for someone and it has these specs. Asus A8R-MVP, socket 939, ATI crossfire AMD X2 3800, overclocked to 2.4GHz. 2GB of dual ...
Summary: IS YOUR BUS SPEED SUPOSE TO CHANGE WHEN YOU CHANGE CPU SPEED I HAVE A AMD 475 MHZ IT WAS RUNNING AT 300MHZ GOT IT TO CHANGE TO 482 BUT MY BUS SPEED CH...
Summary: Hi, I'm trying to configure my new computer. I have ASUS-A7V333 mobo with Athlon XP 2000+ on it and I just installed 512Mb stick of Corsair XMS PC2700...
Summary: my mobo is kt400-8235 System Manufacturer : VIA Technologies, Inc. Model : KT400-8235 ID : FFFFFFFF-FFFFFFFF-FFFFFFFF-FFFFFFFF Mainboard MP Support : ...
Summary: It's highly unlikely the multiplier on your Duron/Applebred is unlocked. You may be setting the multi to 12.5x, but it's most likely staying at 12.0x....
Summary: Flashing the BIOS always takes your motherboard back to its factory settings. All you need to do is to go into your BIOS, set the processor bus speed...
Summary: Well jam, I tried and it didn't work. Set proc speed to user define, set bus speed to 133mhz, left voltage at 1.65, and set agp to 128. Monitor would...
Summary: Increase the system bus speed to 150MHz. 150x7=1.05GHz Many systems will handle 150MHz fine. If you're lucky, it may go even higher. My kids' P3 rig i...
Summary: I have replaced my motherboard with this motherboard Gigabyte GA-P43-ES3G,and installed old processor Intel Pentium D 945, 3.4 GHz Dual Core Processor...
Summary: Hi again, Thanks very much for that info. Used the suggested program and it does indeed state that I have successfully overclocked. So I decided to st...
Summary: "This is my first overclocking expirement" That's obvious. Your CPU runs at 9 x 66MHz. The multiplier is locked & cannot be changed. If you increase t...
Summary: Thanks, should I set the bus speed to 166mhz since my cpu is rated for 266mhz or leave it at the default 100mhz as well ? does this make sense? cpu cl...
Summary: Question about setting the bus speed to 133 MHz (vs 100 default). I have an XP2000+ on an ECS board and PC100 RAM. I know you have to set the FSB to...
Summary: "So, if I change MB FSB then every system component becomes overclocked including PCI, AGP, RAM etc or what?" Yeah pretty much unless your motherboard...
Summary: I'm confused. When increesing the FSB i have herd that it also increeses the AGP, PCI, and ISA mhz. Everywere I have a "?" could you tell me the mhz. ...
Summary: I just bought a Celeron 533... I've got it in an MSI slocket for my old Abit BH6. I've read in several places that these will work great at 800MHz. ...
Summary: i tried that but it wont tell my bus speed. just tells me the stuff i already know about my processor. gateway wont tell me anything about my motherbo...
Summary: Clive gave VERY VERY bad advice. If you could set your bus speed to 266 mhz, you'd be overclocking your system by 100% you set the bus to 133 MHz. th...
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