New to overclocking!!HELP!!, how to oc 1035t
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coolcole01
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the best way to do it is to go in to bios and start bumping your multiplier up a little each time. then boot up and see if it has any problems as it goes up eventually it will blue screen at this point start increasing the vcore a little at a time. use the plus/minus on the number pad do this till it gets it stable again. keep repeating till it gets to as hot as you will allow it which is about 60c on that cpu.
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it should increase when you increase it go to your dram and see the speed and then increase the fsb and see if it changes
Download CPUID and Hardware Monitor. It will give you lots of useful system info. They are a must for overclockers. Like your ram speed. What you do is as you raise the fsb you lower your ram multiplier to keep your ram near stock frequency.
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im not familiar with biostar bios but there will be an option next to the dram settings that will give you options like 1.33 or 1.4 and the like as you raise the fsb llower that to keep it under your rated ram speed
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