boonie2

hi quick ? my asus mobo is locked in bios? im trying to use clockgen but cant find my pll for the set up anywhere-no documentation for asus-amberine-a8ae phoenix ver-6.00 rev.3.13 11/15/05 - north bridge rs482 - southbridge sb400 .... im i waisting my time trying to use clockgen? recently upgraded to amd64 4000+ san deigo 2.4ghz - 2-1gb PQI TURBO RAM DDR400 PC3200-timmings 3-4-4-8..OR SHOULD I JUST SETTLE FOR THE STOCK SPEEDS AND TIMMINGS I HAVE?

navman88

Very nice guide...im impressed!

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Cryraxz

Fantastic post!

durch

100,000+ views Go OCN!

Athlon 64 5200 Boy

Hi every im new to the site, first time over clocker here hehe, I managed to overclock my athlon 64x2 3800 2G to 2.2G with the stock voltage, at 1.088Volts. But I cannot find where to up the voltage in the bios. I got a MSNV-939 Machspeed mother board, 2 Gigs of Turbo 400 mhz Pc3200 PQI, a Geforce 7300 GS OC 256MB DDR2 Pci Express Video card. All of it it is overclockable and i would love to get this computer to its max potential. I read your manual but still could not find where to up the voltage. Please let me know? Any help would be awsome.

durch

Hey Athlon Boy,

You'll get more responses if you post your question in the AMD Motherboards section, not a lot of overclock.net members check this page often. Also, toss your computer specs into your signature, that way every post you make will display your computer parts; it helps us help you. After logging in, click on the "Quick Links" button in the top left corner of the site (under the logo). From there choose "My Profile" and edit your signature to include your parts.

I'm not sure what the options are in your motherboard, but if you have an "Advanced" tab in your BIOS, go there as all your overclocking options are in there. From there, the voltage options are usually within the first menu option, so click on that first one and take a look around. Mine is called "JumperFree Configuration". It's also usually in the same menu as the CPU Frequency (or FSB) and CPU multiplier.

Are you familiar with the voltage terms by the way? vCore is the CPU voltage, vDIMM is the memory (or RAM) voltage. The motherboard voltage can be called chipset voltage, or something like CPU <-> NB voltage.

faisal

i have questions regarding to your guide.

1- when i find my max mobo fsb,do i need to change memory divider to ddr2400 or like cpu:dram (cpu/9) in cpu -z (hope u understand)

2- do i need to adjust my htt multi or i have to just leave it to auto setting?

3- i just hit 245 Mhz fsb on mobo and after 3 hours approximate i found my speedfan and prime95 are lost.that mean it dissappear from screen and also taskbar. on stability test, i was watching tv and unfortunately it happen?what cause to this problem?

i am thinking my last question that just lost in my mind.will be back soon.hope deathonator reply me!!

The Duke

It would be best to copy/paste it into your own dedicated post

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agwrgabj

I have an Aspire T120E with an AMD Sempron 3000+ but when I boot my pc and I enter the setup there is no function that allows me to change the FSB or the multiplier. How can I
"unlock" my BIOS (if I can)?

arekieh

hi deathonator,
i wanted to ask you, or anyone else that isnt a huge noob, if you have time and feel like helping out a noob, if u can add me to msn or tell me when we can go in the Overclock.net chat room for some help, plz PM/email arekieh@gmail.com, it would be much much much appreciated

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