[Slay3r420]

For all those stuck with motherboards in oem pc's that are locked or are "intel" mobo's, and those that cant afford to buy a oc'able mobo. People could help with links and tips/help with what programs work what dont and a place for people to form codeing teams to work on a feww multi motherboard or "universial" program to change the cpu's fsb. And lots more to do with software based overclocking. Its a needed thing since we all cant have a mobo that allows oc'ing from the bios. This section could also be used for anything related to software based overclocking including grfx cards and anything else.

 

[Mr.N00bLaR]

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Originally Posted by Slay3r420 For all those stuck with motherboards in oem pc's that are locked or are "intel" mobo's, and those that cant afford to buy a oc'able mobo. People could help with links and tips/help with what programs work what dont and a place for people to form codeing teams to work on a feww multi motherboard or "universial" program to change the cpu's fsb. And lots more to do with software based overclocking. Its a needed thing since we all cant have a mobo that allows oc'ing from the bios. This section could also be used for anything related to software based overclocking including grfx cards and anything else.

Overclocking help/discussion weather it be in the bios or through windows has its place in the INTEL/AMD forums. Many people post thier threads of overclocking through windows in these sections and I believe we have a FAQ or two on useful programs, but as many will find out this is a poor method of overclocking that few people use. The trafic for a forum like this would probably be slim to none. As for GPU overclocking thay have to be don't through software pretty much, they have thier own sections -- ATI Drivers and Overclocking Software NVIDIA Drivers and Overclocking Software
There are also quite a few programs that change the FSB in windows, clockgen for one.

 

[Lucid]

yeah pretty much clockgen and CPUFSB, clockgen is more popular since its free