Summary: When i raise my cpu frequency. My multiplier automaticly lowers. 200 *9 =1800 (stock) if i try 300 *9 the 9 automatic becomes a 6 keeping it at...
Summary: Hi Ricky, first of, overclocking can make your cpu and/or system faster but that doesn't mean in every case that you also get extra performance while ...
Summary: Yes, you want to make sure you know what you are doing before overclocking it. there are many things you have to keep in mind like. The higher the pro...
Summary: Yes, the multiplier of the Athlon64 with Cool'n Quiet are only fixed at the high end. This allows the board to underclock the cpu to keep it cool if y...
Summary: The wattage of an overvolted and/or overclocked cpu cpu is: stock wattage x (oc vcore/stock vcore) x (oc vcore/stock vcore) x (oc ghz / stock ghz ) ...
Summary: you don't need 1.8v..it will OC on stock 1.65...what is your power supply? Abit AS8 LGA775 2.8 Prescott 512 Corsair XMS PC3200 128 meg Radeon 9800 Pro...
Summary: 1) Make sure you know how to reset your bios because at some point your machine may lock up and you can't get into bios without resetting it. 2) Go in...
Summary: Choosing a motherboard takes more research and work than picking processors. There are more talks about AMD and Intel procs but less about chipsets. ...
Summary: "There's 2 kinds of fsb external and internal..external is the fsb you change in the bios the internal is the one on the cpu.. ie. 266mhz 333mhz 400mh...
Summary: The Pentium D 950 65nm Cedar Mill core should not overheat as easily as the 90nm Prescott core. 1. Remove the old thermal pad and apply thin layer ...
Summary: Question 1: If I wanted to overclock a Barton 2500+ on a NF7 mobo, do I need to update the BIOS, and if so how exactly please? I read you must DL the ...
Summary: Yes...look at those jumpers...what do you see? 100, 133, 166, 200? Hmmm...let's see if we can figure this out. The mobo appears to operate with a 66mh...
Summary: Raise your FSB in BIOS from 166 to 200, you'll get 3200+. That even does not require extra cooling efforts. 2500+ and nForce 2 combo makes OC so easy....
Summary: Actually it depends on if your board can do 100 fsb and how hi your multiplier can go. If you decide to overclock make sure you get a socket "a" heavy...
Summary: Ok heres the deal, I have an A7N8X, whenever I try to o/c my cpu frequency my windows xp always crashes. So I keep the frequency at 133 and increase m...
Summary: It depends very much on the board. The system clock (FSB on newer systems) and the cpu multiplier make the actual speed. If you can raise one or both ...
Summary: OK, I've started to mess around with overclocking my CPU. As you can see I have an Athlon 1700 t-bred. I've gotten it up to a 2000 without a problem ...
Summary: Mike almost surely you will be safe jumping straight to 13x166. In tbred terms that's only a jump to a 2650+ since its 66mhz per 100 points and its o...
Summary: I also recently purchased an AMD 2500 Barton and also considering to OC it. Right now i have stock cooling, and i read all the above about how its not...
Summary: why would lowering the multiplier make it run faster? my FSB is set to 66(highest) and my multiplier is set to 3x (also highest) wouldn't changing to ...
Summary: You have a lot of power being sucked from your power supply...hopefully you have a good one with at least 400W & 18A (or more) on the +12v rail. Over...
Summary: If you leave vcore alone your temps will not go up very much, maybe to 50c or 52c at your max oc at stock voltage. You should be able to get 10%-20% ...
Summary: How do you mount a fan to the side and make it stay without drilling a hole through the side of your case and have screws sticking out of it? :) ...
Summary: So you got a 10% palomino oc at stock voltage. That's not bad. btw tbred 2100s start their OPN with "axda2100" and palominos with "ax2100". That's a...
Summary: if ya not oc then stock cooler ok i ovi on mt ti 4200 and stock cooler ok but not brill erm yep my davice would be 2 stick wif stock cooler and then g...
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