Hi , does anyone know how to safely overclock pentium E5200 on Asus P5KPL/1600 motherboard ? So far I can tell u thats it works just fine at 2,87GHz , what about more ??? does it safe ??? I'll appreciate any help.Thanx ! Regards.
Pshemax
I have mine running at 3.6ghz with 1.36v, its been running like that about a year now, no issues whatsoever. On stock voltage it was stable up to 3ghz. Also, up to about 3.4ghz the stock cooler was doing fine, i only replaced it later as I wanted to see how far can i push it.
Message edited by MaDMagik on 09-29-2009 at 01:46:38 PM
I did as u said , 3GHz on stock voltage and cooler and is doing well so far listen buddy , I'm quite new in this , everyone talks about this voltage ,how to make it happen ? My BIOS doesn't give me option to change voltage do I need any specil software ?? thanx for help . later
Your board doesnt have that option because its a rather lower-end and Im afraid no software can help you. I think your only option if you want to increase core voltage is to do a voltage mod on the processor itself, although that requires bit of fairly complicated work, have a look here http://www.overclock.net/intel-cpu [...] de-14.html at the post from guy named cas27 to see what Im talking about.
Well, its not really that complicated you just need to do it right ;]
Message edited by MaDMagik on 10-04-2009 at 05:45:28 AM
You right mate :] it's not that hard if you gonna use silver ink but Not the kitchen foil and tape ! lol .I think he forgot to mention that he have used Microscope too Well , I really appreciate your help but since I have no foil in the kitchen I'll have to stick to my stock voltage and 3.14GHz (36*C )
that's better then 2.5MHz Once again Thanx for your help dude:]