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DiscussionDiscussion on Article:
Started by: adsdsa | Date 10/05/05
Comments: 31 | Last Comment: 02/25/08
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1. poor
[Posted by: lm | Date: 10/05/05]
2. Good overview for beginners looking to get their feet wet.
[Posted by: Theodore Perkins | Date: 10/05/05]
3. article was k.... but nothing i already knew:)
[Posted by: Wader | Date: 10/05/05]
4. Nice worl..
[Posted by: zest | Date: 10/06/05]
5. ....still confused
[Posted by: Easy C | Date: 10/11/05]
6. Excellent article!
[Posted by: Lonegunman | Date: 11/12/05]
7. your are the best
[Posted by: deni | Date: 12/11/05]
8. great, i will overclock my Celeron D of 2.13 Ghz with 533 mhz, and 266 mhz of bus of ram
[Posted by: power pc! | Date: 12/17/05]
9. guys im in a real bind ive been trying to find out about over clocking my 2.8 ghz celeron processor. first i dont even know if i want to or how it would benifit me or would it hurt me. i have spent way to much time trying to find out info thats there but no one is willing to answer my question please help me if u can my email address is shady_style_82@yahoo.com
[Posted by: shady_style_82@yahoo.com | Date: 12/26/05]
10. Very informative! Keep it up!
[Posted by: needleladybra | Date: 01/27/06]
11. shits on this site
[Posted by: r@@thy frty/bath file shat one | Date: 04/17/06]
12. Gonna try Overclocking my 2Ghz P4 using this guide, first time doing cpu overclocking and this guide seems to explain everything needed to know perfectly. Gigabyte easy5 tool doesnt really work too well so best avoid it and stick with bios editing.
[Posted by: Fais | Date: 04/25/06]
13. its great but i only have one little prob where do i see how hot my CPU is?????
[Posted by: piet | Date: 05/18/06]
14. good article! this typ of texts are (i think) good for the beginner to take the fist step (just like me)
[Posted by: Schumpen | Date: 06/28/06]
16. Hi, this has been a great help, but I have one final question. Once cpu ocing is complete and you have overclocked your memory do you restore cpu oc frequences. I ask because once Cpu ocing is complete you are always told to futher return to the HTT bus and lower it as you did when you first began ocing the cpu, so you can find the max for your memory. Inturn since i lowered it a gain to finf my mak mem frequency do I rais it back up to the new oc value I gained before i began ocing the memory. If so wont it then raise the memory frequency from what I have already found to be its hightest, and if not what happens to my cpu... I would have oced it just to lower it.
Thanks to all those who can answer this question, so to send me on my overclocking way. System Asus a8n32 sli deluxe mobo Amd X2 4800 ULtra 550 Watt psu Evga7600 gt in sli currently air cooled (stock) LCS in the mail Corsair TWINX1024-3500LLPRO 1GB Kit DDR433 [Posted by: Dragon | Date: 09/22/06]
17. Interesting but didnt realy give me what i need to overclopck my system. all the pictures and info seemd to be based around gigabyte, abit, and asus boards, I have an ECS board and strangely i do not have many of the options in cmos that was listed here.
[Posted by: Mike gamer | Date: 12/08/06]
18. For beginners thid is the best article I have found to date.
Thanks [Posted by: John R | Date: 01/07/07]
19. Very useful information, didnt have a clue before but feel confident to have a go myself, very well explained!
[Posted by: RyanF | Date: 02/02/07]
20. Hi My PC has a motherboard from Abit AN8 SLI
CPU AMD 4600 From the Bios this is what I have External clock: 200MHZ Multiplier:X12.0 PCI Clock 100MHZ How do I overclock this I try it to increase the Multiplier but X12 can't go up goes down likw 11.5,11,10.5,10 Help Thanks [Posted by: Carlos | Date: 02/11/07]
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