OVER CLOCKING

Put everything up really high, it go really fast.


OR you can read the many OCing guides that are available and learn how to OC, up yo you.

OH the pain of that post, too many smiles and shouting, I have a picture of someone speaking really slowly and loudly when I read that post. Oh and read the stickies, someone may tell you something that make your system FUBAR if you go blindly into this.

Sigh.
John, there's a reason that about 50 people looked at your post and only three answered.

I will, however, expand on RJR's post. You need to look at three guides: a general on on overclocking C2D's, a general one on CPU temperatures and voltages, and a specific one about your model of motherboard.

And for coolers:
http://www.frostytech.com/top5heatsinks.cfm

And we want you to do some of your own research for two reasons. First, you need to know enough of what we are talking about to understand our answers. And second, because every motherboard, CPU (even two adjacent ones from the same die), and memory stick is a little different, a cookbook approach will not work.
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Overclocking since 1978 - Z80 (TRS-80) from 1.77 MHz to 2.01 MHz

  hello dear jsc

thanks for your advice i am new and casual user of pc .

can you answer my question about over clocking

my mother board is ga-954pl-s3

cpu: e4500 2.2ghz

my power is 430w green gp430a

Google is your friend. Google "overclocking C2D".
And when you come to something you don't understand, come back and ask a specific question.

Read:
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/240001-29-howto-overc...

Also the motherboard model you provided doesn't exist. Please post correct motherboard. (The only thing I know is that the board you posted is probably a GIGABYTE board)

OOOPS THIS IS MY MOTHER BOARD GA-945PL-S3