How do you OC ?

You have to go into your bios! Look to see what motherboard you have, to see if any overclocking can be done. Rather than me try to explain stuff here you go: http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Guides/a64oc...

One thing to note is that if you have a prebuilt system from companies like Dell, HP... etc. many of them don't like you OC'ing and some bios functions are locked down. This is not a problem with a home built or custom built system but you can, and probably will, void your warrenty by doing so.

You can also check out the site www.overclockersclub.com

Go to the Overclocking Section of this forum. There are some sticky posts at the top that may help you out.

Thanks for your help

usually, before doing OC, it's better to read some good documentation.There are a lot of factors to take care about, and the best for you and your hardware is to read a lot before "gettng down to business". I'm new to this forum (yeah! this is my first post), but as much as I can see, it has a very good overclocking section  

Sure enough, research is not something that you are going to do by yourself..

There is a whole section about OCing just below that one.

so, move out there before the mods kick you out of this forum, which is about CPU and no OCing.

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Take clock off wall, place computer on clock. Now you are overclock-ing.

very witty, how long did that take you?

Hours and Hours and Hours. Overclocking is a time intensive, trial and error process.....

nice i like that, my system doesnt overclock well from 3.2 to 3.4 at most the clock starts to crack under the weight of the PC then

Yeah, people often forget to mention weight. Just like you want to use as little power and generate as little heat as possible, you also want to keep the weight down or you'll break you glass everytime. Once that happens, how will you know what time it is?

well if the glass cracks and the battery pops out it doesnt matter what the time because its usually an expensive (clock price inflation pheww!) time but if your lucky enough to have one of them wind up ones without batteries its time to wind up and try again glass or no! :twisted:

Wow, I just had an idea. What if you put your computer on a desk, then just put your wristwatch under the desk when you need more processor speed?

awesome idea, safe overclocking, also watch is a smaller proccess size than a wall clock so less heat generated!!! and cheaper yield cost!

Dude, we should go into business on this, I'll need a partner with a substantion amount of capital to invest. Are you interested?

Hell yeah no can do tho! gotta start savin for uni next year! gonna be a fund killer! if you a find a venture capitalist tho let me know!

you should come to saudi arabia: lots of people with lots of money who have no idea as to where to spend it... you could probably trick a few of them into "letting you borrow" (take) money

Ara

yeah very good idea unfortunatly the initial investment of the flight from london heathrow to somewhere in saudi is more than i got!

that's not a problem, go to the saudi embassy and find a list of all saudi's in london, then track them one by one and ask them for a wad of cash... (the easy part is breaking into the embassy), they usually tend to fling the cash at you, so be prepared.  

anyway, night night i think: 1:36 AM here (although thursday and friday are our weekends, and besides, we're off topic)

Ara

well its simple!
apply AND logic to 'O' and 'C', then OR it with the output of 'FSB' and 'CORE SPEED' then XOR the output with 'RAM FREQUENCY' and then NAND it with the 'TRANSFER RATE' of HDD.
and you'll be done OC! :wink:

if you want to do it with several processors u might consider a 4 X 1 MUX or a Tri-State Buffer. :twisted:

That would be overwatching, not overclocking. :roll:

I have an A8N32 SLI Deluxe mobo with latest bios, but the options in bios are different from one on that site so i don`t know wich is wich. Can you be more specific ?

Thanks


PS: If anyone has same mobo and know how to overclock it - please heeelp me!

Why don't you ask in the overclocking forum? Is it too hard for your small brain to apply the concept in posting in the right section?

If you cannot figure out how to use the forum, I can clearly understand that you have no clue about what going on in this site...

canda sucks

Yeah, I know..

But what is canda??

Oh, You meant candy..

my a button is broken

find something better as an excuse, you did 2 "a" which perfectly showed up..

yeah, and i just lost my keyboard. along with my whole computer. its typing by itself now...

cut and paste man


and im bad at spelling

PM actionman, he has a new keyboard for you..

PM actionman, he has a new keyboard for you..
lmao

I will not debate you about my brain. I know it is OK (yours i`m not so sure). This was a Overclocking thread... and i have a overclock question (if the thread wasn`t posted in correct location is not my fault - i just reply). If you are incompetent and can`t help just say so, don`t attack me for asking!

If you can't stand the heat, you either stay out of the kitchen altogether or post a thread of your own in the appropriate forum...

Oh, but i can stand the heat! But where is the point? In these forums it is supposed to help each other! Pat and you make a lousy job out of it. If you have something helpful.. say it, if not - do something else!

PS: This is my last post on this matter - so don`t bother to reply because i won`t read it....

PPS: Sorry about my grammar & spelling - English is not my native language and i have no spare time to learn it better...