I have given OCing a thought, and decided that I would slightly overclock my Celeron 533mhz System first, incase of an error I would not mind buying a $30 cpu. I don't know of any overclocking programs, the pc is at my other house witch I will be going to in a few minutes, si I need a quick response. Any help is appriciated.
Want to try Overclocking
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Overclocking is done in the BIOS. Read up a bit more first.
Overclocking is done in the BIOS. Read up a bit more first.
I am using a bios from 1999, it dosen't have the ability to overclock. So I am assuming you recommend Clockgen considering you posted it. Also I am using 256mb of PC100 value ram. I know they say isn't good for ocing, but does that make it impossible for me to oc?
BTW: I would have this thing running at max if It wasn't needed, It is a tempory replacement at my vacation home. I will probably just build a cheap pc soon. Then I will have fun seeing how high I can OC it
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BTW: I would have this thing running at max if It wasn't needed, It is a tempory replacement at my vacation home. I will probably just build a cheap pc soon. Then I will have fun seeing how high I can OC it
.My bios dosen't support the ability to raise the FSB or change the multiplier. Clockgen dosent support my motherboard, I am not sure what type of motherboard I have, but I am using an HP Pavilion 6638. I just want to experiment with it and maybe get into overclocking someday. Is there a free overclocking utility that can be used with any motherboard? I have been searching google for a while, but have had no luck.
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