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for the next update, i would suggest maybe attaching a printer friendly text only version of the guide? it would save lots of ink

martini161 wrote:for the next update, i would suggest maybe attaching a printer friendly text only version of the guide? it would save lots of ink

The forums can do that for you, on the first page (well any post you want to print), go to the top far right of the greenness (just under the orange nav buttons) and click the printer icon.

Dan

yea, but this doesnt work. it only prints out one page of the first post. dont know if its the PHPBB3, fire fox, or my printer

heh, it breaks in firefox for me too, it displays correctly when the print icon has been clicked, but the print preview shows the first post as running off of the first page, then the second page is the next post.

It works ok in IE (and IE tab in firefox) though.

I wonder if it is the browser or phpbb3's fault.

Dan

great guide definitely learned a ton, just need some help on my particular setup with a qx6850 evga 680i board, cant seem to up the fsb at all without quick crashes in windows.. i posted a thread in this forum if anyone can help. thanks

martini161 wrote:yea, but this doesnt work. it only prints out one page of the first post. dont know if its the PHPBB3, fire fox, or my printer

Copy and paste into Word or Open Office word proc (I forget the name).

Very Impressive Guide! Almost makes me want to go back to my P5B-Plus... nah! That doesn't make sense! I'm not trying to play Crysis, and all the other current crop of games work fine.

Awesome. First-time overclocking and I got my E2160 to 2.40GHz following this guide with only one minor hiccup.

I could probably go higher but 60C at load is the max I'm comfortable with (using stock HSF).

Cool man, glad you found it useful.

Version is now 1.5.2 (updates in first post)

Guide is now version 1.6

• Added a detailed section to help you find the minimum stable CPU and MB vcore settings. Check it out (near the bottom of the guide entitled, “Stress Testing and Minimizing Your Vcores”)!
• Updated the CPU table
• Provided a less than $5 method you can use to shave off some NB load temps (in the thermal management section at the end of the guide).

Thanks for keeping working on this graysky, I still refer people to your guide when they need to know the ins and outs of overclocking ^_^

Dan

Thanks man, knowing that people are finding it useful makes all the writing worthwhile.

always wanted to learn how to overclock my computer. Thank you for this guide it help out alot now here's hoping I don't kill my computer.

Version 1.6.1 is up. Totally re-wrote the section on memory which now includes a discussion on both DDR2/DDR3 and formulas you can use to calculate max supported FSB of a given module based on it's DDRX-Y and PCX-Y designations. Also re-ordered the first part of the guide.

I don't have a Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Quad, but I do have a Pentium Dual Core E2220, which was listed in this post as a C2D. Does the same process apply to Pentium D's?

Evasion wrote:I don't have a Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Quad, but I do have a Pentium Dual Core E2220, which was listed in this post as a C2D. Does the same process apply to Pentium D's?

Core 2-based Pentium Dual-Cores (E2000, E5000 & E6000 series), yes. Note, I was using a Pentium E2160 (1.80GHz stock). The same should apply to the new (Core 2-based) Celerons.