Originally Posted by pbasil1 what can u change the cpu host fequency to? |
Originally Posted by Hansie I can change it to manual. And then I can switch the 200 mhz. |
Originally Posted by legrandchasseur ![]() |
Originally Posted by Aqualan you can disregard 99% of the above quoted material. He is referring to older (way older) intel procs. Have you up'd the fsb over 200 yet? what happened. I think you need to read more FAQ's here because alot of the questions you have asked are easily accessable here in the faq's. the benchmark and stability tests are available in the "Benchmarking and overclocking software" section. |
Originally Posted by pbasil1 ya updated bios always help with overclocking, sometimes they add more options and such...but try to go as far with the OC as possible befor u satrt upping the vcore.. you should be able to hit 3.4-3.5 with stock vcore... |
Originally Posted by pbasil1 hansie, what kind of ram do you have? im asuming some value ram?... i have value ram and i got to about 250fsb before i have to run a divider,and its at the loosest timings possible..3-4-4-8... but at about 222fsb i had to loosen the timings from stock of 3-3-3-8 to the 3-4-4-8... just giving you some comparisons and what not... |
Originally Posted by pbasil1 wow 316! is that your fsb? whats your cpu speed now? and the ram timings are explained HERE |