Ahh... linkies please? No, whatever compatible processor you place into the motherboard... it will default so it runs at stock.
Basic cpu tips
Trying to get a SY-P4S Dragon Soyo motherboard to restart my burnd out system back up.
Q. If I use a 2.6 cpu with 512 cacheing on this type of board, is it overcloking it? if not what about a 2.8 w/ hypethreading or 3.0cpu?
Any tips to make it run lean and no mean?
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Q. If I use a 2.6 cpu with 512 cacheing on this type of board, is it overcloking it? if not what about a 2.8 w/ hypethreading or 3.0cpu?
Any tips to make it run lean and no mean?
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Do you mean it as in it will add features that it originally doesn't have? Sounds like cinderella to me. Would be cool though. *Gets drawn in his RPG imagination* yes good mobo with one more OC you will level up! YES!
Originally Posted by windseaker Trying to get a SY-P4S Dragon Soyo motherboard to restart my burnd out system back up. Q. If I use a 2.6 cpu with 512 cacheing on this type of board, is it overcloking it? if not what about a 2.8 w/ hypethreading or 3.0cpu? Any tips to make it run lean and no mean?
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Oc (overclocking) , you are or are not saying that 2.6 is overclocking??
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That is a confusing statement.
If you are asking if you throw a 2.6Ghz processor into that motherboard that it overclocks it. The answer is no. Overclocking is something you manually do to make it run at a faster rate than it is specified for.
Originally Posted by windseaker Oc (overclocking) , you are or are not saying that 2.6 is overclocking??
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If you are asking if you throw a 2.6Ghz processor into that motherboard that it overclocks it. The answer is no. Overclocking is something you manually do to make it run at a faster rate than it is specified for.
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