how much ASUS A7V333-RAID mobo can be overclocked?

[Guest]

hi.

i would like to overclock an ASUS A7V333-RAID mobo.
is it possible?
how can we do that?
how much this mobo can be overclocked?

thanks.


hey, im a newbie, keep it easy men. be cool and be patient. thanks.

 

[simactive]

You could oc the A7V333. What chip u got? ANyways, i think u would have to change some jupers on it and stuff. Sorry i don't got that much experiances on the OC process.

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[Guest]

why this "\\\//3//" in blue in your post ?!?
hmm, maybe a weird program, no ?


hey, im a newbie, keep it easy men. be cool and be patient. thanks.

 

[jedge78]

all you have to do is adjust the fsb in the bios

 

[simactive]

really, it's in blue? I always saw it on my screen as black. lol anyways 31337 14//9/\493 is fun to use. 1337
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[labdog]

yes, you are right.
this should change colors monitor. LMAOROTF.


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[labdog]

oh, give me another helpful one. its too funny.


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[labdog]

<A HREF="http://forumz.tomshardware.com/hardware/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=649563#649563" target="_new">follow this link</A>


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[labdog]

i found it.
its just outlook which transforms whatsoever word beggining by a doube "\" into a underlined blue link. ll


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[labdog]

none owns this motherboard?!?


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[Smokey]

Its really easy actually. Since you said newbie, I'm guessing your CPU is not unlocked. In that case, don't change the 12.5 multipier in your Bios. That only works if your CPU is unlocked, where you can choose the multiplier.

Since your CPU speed is your multipierxFSB, an XP 2000 (with a multipier of 12.5) running a FSB of 133 will yeild 1666mhz (12.5x133=1666). For you to overclock, just creep that FSB on your Bios up slowly (increments of 1). The higher the FSB, the higher the mhz but the hotter it gets. If you're using standard cooling, don't put it higher than 140 (12.5x140=1750) as temps get HOT.

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