bobafett573
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hey i adjusted my cpu frequency to 10x (200Mhz x 10 = 2.01Ghz). That's ok right?
Nubius said:yeah you can get the CPU up to 250, but not with your stock multiplier.....on a good OC'ing mobo you COULD technically raise the RAM seperate from the CPU but that'd be pointless, you'd just be creating a system bottleneck.
Lower your CPU's multi, then raise the FSB by increments of 5MHz.......so 205...then 210..each time booting into windows. Then run prime95 and let it run for 5 mins.....if it doesn't error then boost it up another 5 MHz......keep doing that until prime95 fails quickly at which time I'll need to boost your voltages.
I'd let that ram burn in in your system for about a week though before you start overclocking. Give it time to heat up and want to OC.
stock for that ram will be 2-2-2-5 at 2.6v
What is your current voltage max? Lets assume it's 2.8.....change your timings to 2.5-3-3-7 and raise your voltage to 2.8, this will assure you have lots of headroom to OC that RAM and you can raise the FSB and basically check on your CPU.
Once you get to like 225MHz and your CPU and RAM are running 1:1 run prime95 for +12 hours with the large in place FFT's mode, this will test the CPU primarly.
Run memtest86+ for a few hours letting it loop, if that doesn't error your RAM is good to go.
Then play an intensive game for a couple hours and that'll basically really seal the deal your system is stable
Well yeah, if 200 is stock and it's raised beyond that, that'd be considered OC'ing.is 220 overclocking the fsb though? i thought its default was 200
That underlined part says nothing of the frequency, the frequency is what you move in 5MHz increments, you always start at stock speeds and move up from that, but I'm saying bump the voltage up to 2.8 and timings at 2.5-3-3-7 then start moving it up 5MHz at a time and chances are with the OCZ you can hit 235-250MHz or so before you'd need more voltage or looser timings (shouldn't need looser timings though)one question about that underlined part....can i just start at 2.8v and 2.5-3-3-7 or do i have to start from the very beginning in 5Mhz increments.