Hi, I have been trying to learn more about overclocking for 2 days and I finally OC my CPU from 3.20Ghz to 3.52Ghz. I have read a lot of topics on this forum/site and have been very helpful to me.
So, here's my PC specs, Currently the system on which I am working is:
Intel 3.2Ghz Single Core Processor
Asus P5GC MX/1333 Motherboard
I have 1 GB and a 512 MB ram, I think they are around 800 MHz of bus speed.
In my BIOS, Jumperfree Settings, I have only 1 option, "CPU Overclocking" set to "auto", I changedit to manual and after a few tests of successful boot, I have now set my Core clock to 220MHz, I don't have that multiplier thing, Its fixed and doesn't show, therefor It shows me 220 x 16 = 3.52GHz of CPU, There were two more options for DRAM Frequency and some PCI Express Frequency, both set to auto, DRAM Frequency ranges from 433Mhz, 633MHz, 733MHz. Should I set it to 733MHz? or leave it to auto? Remember my Ram bus speed is 800 MHz. Also Should I change my PCIE frequency too?
Thanks for every help.
So, here's my PC specs, Currently the system on which I am working is:
Intel 3.2Ghz Single Core Processor
Asus P5GC MX/1333 Motherboard
I have 1 GB and a 512 MB ram, I think they are around 800 MHz of bus speed.
In my BIOS, Jumperfree Settings, I have only 1 option, "CPU Overclocking" set to "auto", I changedit to manual and after a few tests of successful boot, I have now set my Core clock to 220MHz, I don't have that multiplier thing, Its fixed and doesn't show, therefor It shows me 220 x 16 = 3.52GHz of CPU, There were two more options for DRAM Frequency and some PCI Express Frequency, both set to auto, DRAM Frequency ranges from 433Mhz, 633MHz, 733MHz. Should I set it to 733MHz? or leave it to auto? Remember my Ram bus speed is 800 MHz. Also Should I change my PCIE frequency too?
Thanks for every help.
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