Looking for an OC Guide.

[Hawkeye32]

Im looking for a good OC guide for a newbie like myself, one that contains all the different aspects of an OC to make it stable.

In other words one that explains things like ram timings, voltages, ratios, etc.

 

[Ned_Flanders]

There are 3 sticky threads at the TOP OF THIS FORUM which give you all the information you will need. Exercise those eyes before posting again :lol:

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[Hawkeye32]

Ok well, they did help but they didn't include everything I needed to know. I'm now specifically looking for info on how to tune my ram.

 

[lb19984]

set to the lowest timmmings that work stable

System Spec's:
3.2e @3.8ghz
klipsch ultra's


<A HREF="http://www.freewebs.com/lb19984/" target="_new">My Computer</A>

 

[Ned_Flanders]

google memtest86 and use that program to check whether it is stable

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