Step 1: Uninstall clock gen.
Step 2: Learn the real way to overclock.
Step 3: Boot into your BIOS
Step 4: ???
Step 5: WIN!
Step 2: Learn the real way to overclock.
Step 3: Boot into your BIOS
Step 4: ???
Step 5: WIN!
Ok GRRR ... *** am I doing wrong
HERE IS MY SETUP I CAN'T GET THE DANG THING TO GO PAST 2.116 GHZ
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YET THIS GUY CAN PULL OUT 3.5 GHZ WITH THE SAME CHIP AND MOTHERBOARD
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I MESSAGED HIM FOR HELP YET HE WONT RESPOND TO ME. I JUST NEED 2.5 SO I CAN RUN CRYSIS AT A BETTER RATE
SORRY FOR THE CAPS BUT I AM VERY ANNOYED
YET THIS GUY CAN PULL OUT 3.5 GHZ WITH THE SAME CHIP AND MOTHERBOARD
I MESSAGED HIM FOR HELP YET HE WONT RESPOND TO ME. I JUST NEED 2.5 SO I CAN RUN CRYSIS AT A BETTER RATE
SORRY FOR THE CAPS BUT I AM VERY ANNOYED
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I have tried the BIOS overclock, its won't post past 306x7 which is basically the same as what clockgen is showing
and I am trying to learn the right way, just give me sample voltages or whatever, no need to be a dick about it
Originally Posted by nathris  Step 1: Uninstall clock gen. Step 2: Learn the real way to overclock. Step 3: Boot into your BIOS Step 4: ??? Step 5: WIN! |
and I am trying to learn the right way, just give me sample voltages or whatever, no need to be a dick about it
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i tried his exact voltages in the bios but failed
Originally Posted by jasoncho92 First of all, i have no idea how you got 14 rep points. And second, do you have any idea how to actually overclock? The guy who got 3.5 has no reason to answer someone unless he wants to so dont get mad at him for doing something that is not his responsibility. Turn off caps lock, stop being arrogant, and follow the rules. Also, notice that his voltage is set significantly higher than yours, so you really cant compare your overclock to his. So once again, do you know anything about overclocking via the bios? |
i tried his exact voltages in the bios but failed
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Those two answers pretty much summed it up.
Originally Posted by Marin Every CPU is different for OCing. Some are amazing for OCing while others suck, yours most likely isn't a good OCer. |
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Originally Posted by Xx573v3xX_Z28 FIRST OF ALL he used the BIOS, do not use Clockgen if you actually want a good overclock. Up your voltage etc |
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Alright alright, I just couldn't imagine why anyone would ever use clockgen.
Your motherboard only officially supports FSB 1066, so anything past 266x7 is uncharted territory. Its entirely possible that 306 is as high as it will go, which sucks since you have a 7x multi.
If you can, try and upgrade your motherboard. To get a decent OC out of an e6300 you're looking at around 400 FSB, so you're going to need a P35/650i at the least. EVGA has a 650i Ultra motherboard in their B-stock for $60...
Originally Posted by dlee7283 I have tried the BIOS overclock, its won't post past 306x7 which is basically the same as what clockgen is showing and I am trying to learn the right way, just give me sample voltages or whatever, no need to be a dick about it |
Your motherboard only officially supports FSB 1066, so anything past 266x7 is uncharted territory. Its entirely possible that 306 is as high as it will go, which sucks since you have a 7x multi.
If you can, try and upgrade your motherboard. To get a decent OC out of an e6300 you're looking at around 400 FSB, so you're going to need a P35/650i at the least. EVGA has a 650i Ultra motherboard in their B-stock for $60...
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I honestly dont't have enough money to get another mobo after my upgrade
I am just trying to get it to 2.5 GHZ so it will run Crysis a little better
here is the original post from the guy, maybe you can figure out what he did since yall are the pro's
He has the same exact mobo as I do and has the 6300, but his is the Allendale while mine is the Conroe
I have 667, he might have 800, but would that make a huge difference?
http://www.overclock.net/intel-mothe...t-results.html
Originally Posted by nathris Alright alright, I just couldn't imagine why anyone would ever use clockgen. Your motherboard only officially supports FSB 1066, so anything past 266x7 is uncharted territory. Its entirely possible that 306 is as high as it will go, which sucks since you have a 7x multi. If you can, try and upgrade your motherboard. To get a decent OC out of an e6300 you're looking at around 400 FSB, so you're going to need a P35/650i at the least. EVGA has a 650i Ultra motherboard in their B-stock for $60... |
I honestly dont't have enough money to get another mobo after my upgrade
I am just trying to get it to 2.5 GHZ so it will run Crysis a little better
here is the original post from the guy, maybe you can figure out what he did since yall are the pro's
He has the same exact mobo as I do and has the 6300, but his is the Allendale while mine is the Conroe
I have 667, he might have 800, but would that make a huge difference?
http://www.overclock.net/intel-mothe...t-results.html
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ya this could help us help you
Originally Posted by vicious_fishes whats your fsb: dram ratio ? what does your ram run at stock volts & what can it go to for voltages ? whats your northbridge voltage ? you've disabled all your motherboards power saving functions ? up your cpu gtl reference volts what cooler do you have ? i see no prime95 failure ? how long have you had the chip ? has it been burnt-in ? |
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Originally Posted by dlee7283 bump |
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ok I talked to the guy who I said had the same cpu/mobo as I, he helped me out and I am now able to run at 2.8 instead of 1.8. I think like someone said earlier their was a fsb hole somewhere and I uped the VCore voltage to 1.4 along with the FSB to 1.4 as well as the MCB 1 setting and the memory voltage 1 setting.
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I CAN FINALLY FUN CRYSIS GOOD
800X600 WITH ALL HIGH
I CAN FINALLY FUN CRYSIS GOOD
800X600 WITH ALL HIGH
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