Those with the 64 X2 3800 what settings do you set your BIOS to get the Over Clocking at where they are at. This is the first overclocking experiance im gone have so i want to know what to set the BIOS at. I f it matters i got a Asus A8N-SLI Premium nForce4 SLI Skt939 DDR Motherboard w/Audio, Dual Gigabit LAN.
thanks peoples,
mike
Those with the 64 X2 3800
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First Off you should read this: http://forums.legitreviews.com/viewtopic.php?t=2052
In your Bios there will be an option for FSB...Incease this ~3-5MHZ @ a time....this wll OC the CPU & RAM....
Once you raise the FSB boot into windows and run 2x prime95....
Download CPUZ...It wll allow you to see the CPU FSB/MHz etc.
When Prime95 fails...you can go backinto the Bios and either change Ram settings of add some more voltage (no more than 1.55v under air, unless temps are v-good)
The link above shows another way to do it.....It's better too.....Infinite says to set your ram to a lower speed and then OC.....this way you find the Max of you CPU & then the Max of the Ram....you can then decide what settings are best......
Read the above link, then post back with any specific questions....and as always go slow.....
In your Bios there will be an option for FSB...Incease this ~3-5MHZ @ a time....this wll OC the CPU & RAM....
Once you raise the FSB boot into windows and run 2x prime95....
Download CPUZ...It wll allow you to see the CPU FSB/MHz etc.
When Prime95 fails...you can go backinto the Bios and either change Ram settings of add some more voltage (no more than 1.55v under air, unless temps are v-good)
The link above shows another way to do it.....It's better too.....Infinite says to set your ram to a lower speed and then OC.....this way you find the Max of you CPU & then the Max of the Ram....you can then decide what settings are best......
Read the above link, then post back with any specific questions....and as always go slow.....