Summary: I was just wondering if it is possible to overclock a pentium mmx 233 to higher speeds, the multiplier is set to 3.5x, fsb to 66mhz, and voltage to 2....
Summary: i like to overclock my old pc for better performance.i have a 32 mb ram.but i will upgrade it to a 128 mb ram soon.my sys info cpu:pentium mmx at 200 ...
Summary: I have another machine thats a Pentium MMX and runs at 166 MHz. I want to overclock it, but I don't know my options. Could someone provide specifics a...
Summary: No, Intel started their locked multiplier business with the P2. However, there seems to be quite a few unlocked first-gen P2s (Klamath core) floating ...
Summary: Hello there..! How are you...! I have Pentium MMX 200Mhz.When I use the hardware detection softwares they detected that die size(or micron technology)...
Summary: If is socket 7 with Pentium MMX 233 you can use a AMD K2 500 it will run at about 400 mhz with out locking up and 256m of ram I have a computer with d...
Summary: Bellow is a list of what I have, I'd like to know how mush faster I can go and how to do it. CPU Properties CPU Type Intel Pentium MMX, 233 MHz CPU A...
Summary: Hello, and thanks to the helpful responses. Some URLs I have seen, and read several times, but will undoubtedly re-read several more times. It's good...
Summary: One explanation that I've read for the difference in overclockability is that newer CPUs are often mislabeled as older/lower speed CPUs. I know this w...
Summary: I can't find out the speed of this CPU!! I put it on my mainboard and it said 233MHZ, but then a computer dealer said that was the overclock speed of ...
Summary: Yes you can overclock your Pentium 133, but my question is which Pentium is it? Is it the Pentium 133 non-MMX or 133 MMX? If its non-MMX, then you c...
Summary: Yes, that would be a 166MMX. You should be able to clock to 200 (3 x 66) without any problems. Possibly even 233 (1.5/3.5 x 66). If your mobo supports...
Summary: Hey, I used to have that exact same board...I think I may still have it laying around somewhere...I'll see if I can dig it up. I was running a 166MMX ...
Summary: Late in production, Intel began locking the multipliers on the Pentium 1. Here's a clip from hwupgrade.com regarding the Pentium MMX (166-233): "These...
Summary: The socket7 MMX CPUs are not locked...you can change the multiplier. I just posted this in answer to another question about the 166MMX: "You should be...
Summary: 1. The model number is usually printed somewhere on the face of the board. Sometimes they are hard to find...& sometimes they stare ya right in the fa...
Summary: Are you looking at the K6 or the K6-2? The K6 is a terribly slow CPU, but the K6-2 should be able to outperform a Pentium MMX. In fact, the K6-2 oft...
Summary: I HAVE A PENTIUM 2 233 MMX AND HAVE CLOCKED IT TO 300 SO GOOD MAN FOR U ALL U HAVE TO DO IS CHANGE THE PIN SETTINGS ON THE MOTHERBOARD EASY PEASY LO...
Summary: I am not sure what the term "overclocking" means, but I think it has something to do with making your PC go faster. I have a Dell Optiplex Gs, The Ser...
Summary: I was reading a previous post on here and somebody said something about the program Sandra tells you your CPU tempature some how, If somebody cou...
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