After I read the article “An $89 Pentium Dual Core that Runs at 3.2 GHz” I bought the MOBO featured and the E2160.
The article was not that clear to me, I have never OC a CPU, so a lot of the talk was mumbo jumbo to me. The instructions (read wording) that the article uses and the commands that the bios has are 2 different things!
I spent a couple of hours trying different things and reading the post on this forum, but each and every time the machine would not boot up and then reboot with all original specs. (and I'm glad this MOBO does that, it saved me from having to reset the jumpers every time)
An that is why I am asking anyone that has this MOBO if they can give me line by line instructions for me to OC this CPU
I am happy with OCing to 3 GHz and that way (supposedly) I don't have to change the voltage (KISS principle).
Thanks in advance
Manuel
The article was not that clear to me, I have never OC a CPU, so a lot of the talk was mumbo jumbo to me. The instructions (read wording) that the article uses and the commands that the bios has are 2 different things!
I spent a couple of hours trying different things and reading the post on this forum, but each and every time the machine would not boot up and then reboot with all original specs. (and I'm glad this MOBO does that, it saved me from having to reset the jumpers every time)
An that is why I am asking anyone that has this MOBO if they can give me line by line instructions for me to OC this CPU
I am happy with OCing to 3 GHz and that way (supposedly) I don't have to change the voltage (KISS principle).
Thanks in advance
Manuel