Summary: Would a bios upgrade increase my availible FSB? I have a DFI P2XLX mobo with the Intel 440LX AGP chipset According to the manual the multiplier is set...
Summary: Hi I am very confused about some overclocking side effects, very much appreciated if I could get some help... I have an XP2000+ with Gigabyte 7VTX wit...
Summary: If you already have a CPU cooler...use it & monitor your temps...you may or may not have to replace it. Remember that the Tbird runs hot, so 40s at id...
Summary: John, This EXACTLY what happened to me.Test with 100/100 fsb [bios] ,if it works you can now say its either psu/ or m/b or ram that are faulty. Now t...
Summary: a simple way to monitor you system temp etc... is to use the Hardware Monitor in BIOS. also your FSB/BIOS OCing options are under Chipset Features. ...
Summary: As I understand it that switch can do two things: 1) force 100mhz, or 2) enable autodetect, in which case tidal's 2000+ will be detected as 133, resul...
Summary: Alright, I am getting upset here! My BIOS keeps resetting itself back to a 133 FSB. I am running a Gigabyte 7ZXE mobo and a XP 1600+. I was using Easy...
Summary: Hi all. I have a question regarding overclocking using the BIOS. I was wondering what the following options do: 1. Auto Detect DIMM/PCI Clk 2. CPU Cl...
Summary: Hey. I've been trying to overclock my comp, but after spending an hour re-reading through my entire bios 50 times, I cannot find any FSB or multiplier...
Summary: Whoops, forgot a question. I Overclocked my FSB to 150 MHz in my Gigabyte 7ZXE BIOS. Everything runs stable and I have no overheating problems, but ev...
Summary: hey i hope u guys can help me my games and pc have run very crap for wot it is! i spoke to my cuz hew is a computer geek and he said i need to up my ...
Summary: Last night I was going to install a dvd burner and a new vid card. I decided to flash my mobo's bio first. I got it a year ago and thought it would be...
Summary: hi, i have an intel motherboard running celeron 1.1 ghz, i want to overclock this to about 1.3 by increasing the FSB. There is no FSB settings in the ...
Summary: For some reason, when I go into the bios, my motherboard shows the fsb setting only at 100, although it should be at 533. I know the motherboard can h...
Summary: Howdy - my first try at OCing thru FSB, but looking at BIOS (v. 1012), I can see the FSB listed, but it is not editable (option in advanced settings s...
Summary: Dell Inspiron 530s Specifications Core 2 duo E4700 2.6 ghz 2 gb ram Foxconn G33m02 mATX motherboard it comes with Phonix/Award BIOS. i was trying to ...
Summary: I have been trying to overclock my hp pc. It has 1.8 p4 processor with some 730 ddr sdram, win xp home edition. I have been researching for a way of o...
Summary: Ok, gonna try and reply to as many as possible: 1. I have used everything from Nanya, Amicroe, Kingston to Kingmax Ram. 2. Ram is CL3 (most of them, H...
Summary: You could try doing an L12 mod for the cpu. That would force the mobo to think it's either a 166 or 200 fsb. Sometimes you have to do a hard fsb set...
Summary: in my bios,i think the option to increase my fsb is under clock speed ( i take it thats the one) anyway its set at default 100mhz, and it has options ...
Summary: I'm afraid to do anything with multipliers or increases in FSB because of my temperature problem (which I am researching right now) I've read all over...
Summary: got my new boerd going, unlocked multi(whopee).thing is, when I set fsb to 200, it wont boot, not even to bios?any ideas? Aopen nforce2 ak70d-400...
Summary: 1. I use the Thermaltake Volcano 9...it's pretty good. There are better HSF's out there, though. 2. The Soyo Dragon is a hella-sweet board. I have...
Summary: If your board supports 166mhz(333FSB), your PCI speed should not be affected when changing the setting. However, if your board does NOT officially sup...
Summary: dont worry - your fsb is most likely running at either 100 or 133. let me guess? - madion benchmark? i get the same reading when i am doing benchmar...
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