I Went into the NVIDIA control panel, and under performance, adjust motherboard settings, I put the FSB at 231 when it was on 201. In CPU-Z it says my core speed is 2425.8 mhz. so approx 2.4 ghz from where it was 2.1ghz. when i go to my computer, hit properties, it still says 2.1ghz. Will that change, is it still at 2.1? Or am I now at 2.4 ghz?
I think I have done it!
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why are you overclocking with software? let alone with nvidia software (graphics cards?)
Software cpu overclockers are not the best as you should probably change the settings in the BIOS.
With software overclocking your settings have to be loaded every time your computer starts in order for the settings to be placed.
Having said that I would trust CPU-z any day rather than 'my computer'
With software overclocking your settings have to be loaded every time your computer starts in order for the settings to be placed.
Having said that I would trust CPU-z any day rather than 'my computer'
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Because Nvidia is also a chipset remember.....
But like above DO NOT OC WITH SOFTWARE!
But like above DO NOT OC WITH SOFTWARE!
I can send you an old pc lol. BFg tech video card 256mb ddr i believe. 1.5ghz pentium d processor. 512mb ram. so old. 40 gb harddrive. no cd or dvd rom drives in them anymore tho, took them out lol
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WTF does you sending him a new PC have to do with your overclocking in the NVIDIA control panel?
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its in commanders sig ^.^. You should PM about that, not post it in a thread where it is tooootttalllllyyyy off topic.
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Its always been like that. Copy his name then go to your USER CP and then send new private message, paste his name in, and your good to go.
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