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Hi, I just got my computer yesterday and i decided to overclock it. When i went to bios I changed the FSB to 333 and the cpu multiplier said it was at 9X so 9X333= 3 ghz. So then i went to cpuz to make sure it was working. CPUZ told me I had a 6X cpu multiplier and that I'm running at 2.00 ghz. Who should i trust, the bios or cpuz?

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NVM this thread figured out on my own

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Hi, I think I have a similar problem with . I'm using 2 PC (one a C2D at home and a C2Q at work). Though I'm still not inclined on OC'ing the C2Q, I'm wondering why the C2Q is just a bit faster than my C2D (based on SuperPi results which is a just second faster (C2D @ 3GHz). What recommendations can you give? here's my CPU Z validation ID : 429260 for the C2Q. Thank's Guys and more power.

Reply to elav

stress you cpu with prime95 and the speedstep will make your multiplier x9.

Reply to aeiouandxyz

Turn off Stepping in the BIOS.

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