Just wish it was in english as were missing some of the details I'm sure.
Right... Next time ovaclock, you poosh button then cpu reset.
NO NO You ovaclock too much you no listen
Dude check this out. This is what it says on the sticker that was on the socket protector on my EVGA board... and I quote:
"*Please to keep this cover on the socket when you replace the motherboard"
OK PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
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Thanks to this website and to wisdom and knowledge that has been shared abroad, (and a small amount of effort and an inability to give up)......
I am typing this from my AMD X2 4400+ Supercomputer which I have managed to overclock to 2.7Ghz and stabilize!!! Before I could never get above 2.4 w/out error. But I took heed to many things on here and I tried something different to see if it would work.
I know it may seem foolish to some, but I find it to be a small breakthrough for a beginner like me. And I should be getting all I can out of a $2100 Computer System does anyone agree?
Anyway, instead of messing with the HT rate and DRAM timings, like I always do...
I left them at AUTO, and raised only the FSB x 11 (max), and the VCore slightly in increments of 5, each time booting into windows and running some programs, until I reached 250 FSB and VCore maxed @ 1.5 to which I found the BSOD :roll: And so backing off to 245 this is where I now stand...
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=77533
I believe this is all I can do for now unless anyone has any ideas... I am open