Overclocking Processor

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  1. MstrPppts

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    im new to the fact of overclocking i cant seem to get a overclock higher than 210 FSB on my AMD 3000+ in the bios is there good overclocking software that i can use to get my processor speed higher
     
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    AMD Athlon 64 3000+ sorry
     
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    you may need to loosen your memory timings or run a memory frequency divider (run your memory slower than your processor.) I was able to get my old 3000+ Venice core to 2.4 Ghz on stock cooling 24/7 stable. Also first, make sure that your PCI lock is on in your Bios or you might get a seriously corrupted , unbootable system.
     
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    why over clock it ought to be ok on it's basic timing and overclocking wears things out

    not an answer I know just advice

    if you want better performance get a better graphic card
    hey i looked you don't need a better graphic card
     
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    well i lowered my memory ratio with the processor to 2/1.68(or something like that to always make it be PC3200 400MHz memory) but it doesnt seem to go any higher
     
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    you could try using "ClockGen" to overclock in windows
    http://www.cpuid.com/clockgen.php
    I prefer to overclock in BIOS, but this might be easier for you to practice with. GO SLOWLY. try small incremental increases until it hangs. Then back of the frequency a little bit til it's stable. Also, check out http://ocfourms.com . VERY good info on overclocking there broken down by particular manufacturers and processors.
     
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    you could try using "ClockGen" to overclock in windows
    http://www.cpuid.com/clockgen.php
    I prefer to overclock in BIOS, but this might be easier for you to practice with. GO SLOWLY. try small incremental increases until it hangs. Then back of the frequency a little bit til it's stable. Also, check out http://ocforums.com . VERY good info on overclocking there broken down by particular manufacturers and processors.
     

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