TheSandman

I got told to use CPU cool to do this, but is this the best option, there isnt a modded bios for the P4SD-LA. CPU cool does support my motherboard PLL though and let me change FSB speed, but is this the best option

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yann3804

If it comes from HP (Like a HP Pavilion), then forget it. The motherboard doesn't let you to OC your things out... (I'm talking about PC tools on the OS)

TheSandman

it is HP while i wait on the 3.2 to get here i used CPU cool to go from 2.6 to 3.0 easy enough, no lockups and prime tested, its a P4 2.6HT

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yann3804

That's pretty weird, it doesn't let me do it. Oh well... If there isn't any modded bios for that model = no OC in bios... The only option left would be to use a PC tool (Like you did), if that works well, then go for it (Though I wouldn't recommend it.)

AMG

Well i'm not sure, I think all OC software is pretty much the same. I personally like ClockGen thought, went from a 1.8GHz Sempron to 2.35GHz.

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Homeless2

you can try setfsb

Syrillian

Clockgen is a possible solution.

Please do some reading prior to trying this software as there are possible short-comings.

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grossebeaver

A BSEL mod could be an option for a hardware overclock, and probably will be more stable in the long-run. There's a guide somewhere on this forum that has some details for this mod.