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Duo core E4700 & ASUS P5N-D overlock??

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my chip is Duo core E4700
& mother board is ASUS P5N-D
for some reason i have no idea how to overclock the cpu..
i keep seeing on forums FSB333x8 and so on.. the thing is my FSB says min 535 to max 3000 and its @ 800..
my multiplier is @ 6...
please help me with the right bios config.. like what should i set the fsb to i cant go under 500 so.. and the multiplier? and voltages w.e anyone whos been in an asus bios because its not the same as many others.. keep in mind i have E4700 2.6GHZ

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Nvidia chipsets do not use the bus speed to overclock, but the QDR (FSB) or quad pumped bus speed.

Hence your cpu E4700 has a FSB of 800, meaning it is 200mhz bus speed x 4. Your CPU multi is 13, 200 x 13 = 2.6ghz.

To overclock your CPU, you need to adjust the QDR from 800 on up.

Reply to flyin15sec

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KtcFNcpcnQY

You only need to change two settings. First set the BIOS to default. Then:

1. Unlocked the memory clock mode

2. Set your FSB to 1066

Leave everything else on Auto and you should post at 3.45 GHz!

If you want to go higher you'll need something like Artic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro.

Reply to HundredIslandsBoy
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flyin15sec wrote :

Nvidia chipsets do not use the bus speed to overclock, but the QDR (FSB) or quad pumped bus speed.

Hence your cpu E4700 has a FSB of 800, meaning it is 200mhz bus speed x 4. Your CPU multi is 13, 200 x 13 = 2.6ghz.

To overclock your CPU, you need to adjust the QDR from 800 on up.



appreciate you explaining it thanks

Reply to cslix
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i overclocked it and its pretty stable @ this number.. http://i42.tinypic.com/33ktbtk.jpg
want it @ 3.4 but not stable.. anyone give me voltages and so forth?

Reply to cslix

Try 1.28 volts or 1.29. Disable EIST and C1E.
You'll know right away (5 minutes?) with Prime 05 blend test if it isn't stable to go for an overnight test.

Don't go past 1.325 volts.

Reply to HundredIslandsBoy
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