I have a 2 year old Dell XPS Gen 3. Its got an Intel 925x based mobo, a 3.2ghz Prescott CPU, and 1gb of 533mhz ddr2 ram.
My system runs exceptionally cool. I have NEVER felt any hot air coming out of the back of my computer and I cannot tell the difference from Room Temperature when I stick my hand in my case.
Is there a SAFE, SIMPLE, and RELIABLE way to OC my pc. I would like if I could get my CPU up to 3.4 or 3.6ghz. Perhaps even my GPU which is an x800se running 128mb or ddr1 ram.
I know that Dell and other OEMs take out OCing features from the motherboards in their products, but I seem to remember a computer saavy friend OCing one of the Dell Optiplex Celeron PCs in my school computer room (fried it.) Anyhow, this isnt a priority, I'd just like to know for knowledge's sake.
Thanks...
My system runs exceptionally cool. I have NEVER felt any hot air coming out of the back of my computer and I cannot tell the difference from Room Temperature when I stick my hand in my case.
Is there a SAFE, SIMPLE, and RELIABLE way to OC my pc. I would like if I could get my CPU up to 3.4 or 3.6ghz. Perhaps even my GPU which is an x800se running 128mb or ddr1 ram.
I know that Dell and other OEMs take out OCing features from the motherboards in their products, but I seem to remember a computer saavy friend OCing one of the Dell Optiplex Celeron PCs in my school computer room (fried it.) Anyhow, this isnt a priority, I'd just like to know for knowledge's sake.
Thanks...