How do u oc a dell processer? - Overclock.net

cchu2004 · 10-17-04

plz help i can oc a gpu but not a processer

zokus · 10-17-04

most dell/compaq ect mobos are unOCable. They don't have the options built into them. Go to bios and check out ur settings to see for sure. If there are options allowing you to change your FSB and multiplier, then ur set. CHeck out the overcloking guide on this site too.

cchu2004 · 10-17-04

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Originally Posted by zokus

most dell/compaq ect mobos are unOCable. They don't have the options built into them. Go to bios and check out ur settings to see for sure. If there are options allowing you to change your FSB and multiplier, then ur set. CHeck out the overcloking guide on this site too.

is the bios a gray screen

zokus · 10-17-04

you get to the bios by restarting your computer, and then pressing the delete (not backspace) key until a menu comes up. It'll be blue/grey or blue/red or blue/yellow, and it'll have a bunch of options on it.

zokus · 10-17-04

On this website, go to the search menu at the top and type in overclocking guide, then look for the thread that says "Intel overclocking guide" by noaffinity. It'll give you a detailed description on what ur trying to do, and if you have questions after that just post them

cchu2004 · 10-17-04

Quote:

Originally Posted by zokus

most dell/compaq ect mobos are unOCable. They don't have the options built into them. Go to bios and check out ur settings to see for sure. If there are options allowing you to change your FSB and multiplier, then ur set. CHeck out the overcloking guide on this site too.

how i make my ghz higher
i want it to go from 2.8 to atleast 3.0

cchu2004 · 10-17-04

Quote:

Originally Posted by zokus

On this website, go to the search menu at the top and type in overclocking guide, then look for the thread that says "Intel overclocking guide" by noaffinity. It'll give you a detailed description on what ur trying to do, and if you have questions after that just post them

when i hold down delete it makes a beep noise and nothing happens but when i press f2 it enters setup and says processer info and memory info and and says my bios is A03

zokus · 10-17-04

are there any options to change, ie. Multiplier, FSB, voltage, Ram freq? If there are not, then your motherboard, like most manufactuer PC's, isn't meant for OCing. You can download a program called CPUCool and try that. It may allow you to change ur frequency through windows. ALso DL MBM 5 and run that, to monitor ur temps. Try to stay under 55 degrees Celcius Usually the only way to OC is if you buy/build a custom computer, not using any dell/compaq ect. parts.

cchu2004 · 10-17-04

Quote:

Originally Posted by zokus

are there any options to change, ie. Multiplier, FSB, voltage, Ram freq? If there are not, then your motherboard, like most manufactuer PC's, isn't meant for OCing. You can download a program called CPUCool and try that. It may allow you to change ur frequency through windows. ALso DL MBM 5 and run that, to monitor ur temps. Try to stay under 55 degrees Celcius Usually the only way to OC is if you buy/build a custom computer, not using any dell/compaq ect. parts.

i can get to system bus but its in blue letters same a cpu clock speed

andy8125 · 10-17-04

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Originally Posted by cchu2004

plz help i can oc a gpu but not a processer

u can't Oc a manufactured PC like Dell and Gateway.. Their FSBs are locked by the manufactured disabling you the overclock your processor and ONLY the Processor.

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zokus Audiophile Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 2,201 Rep: 188 Unique Rep: 133 FAQs Submitted: 4 Hardware Reviews: 3 Trader Rating: 1	most dell/compaq ect mobos are unOCable. They don't have the options built into them. Go to bios and check out ur settings to see for sure. If there are options allowing you to change your FSB and multiplier, then ur set. CHeck out the overcloking guide on this site too. __________________ Never argue with an idiot; they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

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zokus Audiophile Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 2,201 Rep: 188 Unique Rep: 133 FAQs Submitted: 4 Hardware Reviews: 3 Trader Rating: 1	you get to the bios by restarting your computer, and then pressing the delete (not backspace) key until a menu comes up. It'll be blue/grey or blue/red or blue/yellow, and it'll have a bunch of options on it. __________________ Never argue with an idiot; they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

10-17-04	#5 (permalink)
zokus Audiophile Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 2,201 Rep: 188 Unique Rep: 133 FAQs Submitted: 4 Hardware Reviews: 3 Trader Rating: 1	On this website, go to the search menu at the top and type in overclocking guide, then look for the thread that says "Intel overclocking guide" by noaffinity. It'll give you a detailed description on what ur trying to do, and if you have questions after that just post them __________________ Never argue with an idiot; they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

10-17-04	#8 (permalink)
zokus Audiophile Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Posts: 2,201 Rep: 188 Unique Rep: 133 FAQs Submitted: 4 Hardware Reviews: 3 Trader Rating: 1	are there any options to change, ie. Multiplier, FSB, voltage, Ram freq? If there are not, then your motherboard, like most manufactuer PC's, isn't meant for OCing. You can download a program called CPUCool and try that. It may allow you to change ur frequency through windows. ALso DL MBM 5 and run that, to monitor ur temps. Try to stay under 55 degrees Celcius Usually the only way to OC is if you buy/build a custom computer, not using any dell/compaq ect. parts. __________________ Never argue with an idiot; they will bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

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