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Sachmo12345 · 03-04-2004, 06:02 PM

How do you overclock your processor

PATo355 · 03-04-2004, 06:07 PM

<Try www.overclockers.com , there you can find usefull info about how to do it and the capabilities of your processor

crazidude · 03-04-2004, 07:53 PM

Depends on your mobo. Every mobo for a few years has had the ability to overclock your processor by increasing the fsb in the bios. Just enter it when you restart your comp and find the settings. I don't think this can be done if you have a computer thats OEM like a Dell or HP.

Sachmo12345 · 03-04-2004, 09:12 PM

yea thats what ive got... HP

crazidude · 03-04-2004, 11:11 PM

I don't think you can overclock your computer if its an HP. I could be wrong though. You should load into your bios and see if there's an option for you to change your fsb speed.

oldsnail · 03-05-2004, 07:23 AM

some AMD's are locked, and u have to twinker some hardware as well

RC45 · 03-05-2004, 11:38 AM

LOL - noobs..

- why I remember in MY day we did our overclocking by setting bus speed and clock speed with jumpers on the motherboard.... none of this pussy-software-menu sh!te...

We used to get our hands dirty.... it was like the "wild west" of PC times... manual labour - that's what we faced. We even had to format every floppy in the box - none of this pre-formatted sh!te..

Hell, we even had to walk barefoot through the snow, going uphill bothways - to get to a computer store... now you whippersnappers just "point and click" on the Net to do your parts shopping.

Yep.... them were the good ol'e days - when men were men, and software shipped on 40 diskettes... *sigh*

Fleischmann · 03-05-2004, 12:21 PM

You should download some tweak utilities or check your BIOS. If you want to have a gr8 increase in power then you gotta make sure that the air inside your machine circulates correctly, you may have to buy extra coolingfans...or just try liquid nitrogen

Sachmo12345 · 03-05-2004, 12:58 PM

yes i do towlie

Fleischmann · 03-05-2004, 01:01 PM

Originally Posted by Sachmo12345

yes i do towlie

Don't forget to use coolingfans........wanna get high ??

crazidude · 03-05-2004, 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by RC45

LOL - noobs..

- why I remember in MY day we did our overclocking by setting bus speed and clock speed with jumpers on the motherboard.... none of this pussy-software-menu sh!te...

We used to get our hands dirty.... it was like the "wild west" of PC times... manual labour - that's what we faced. We even had to format every floppy in the box - none of this pre-formatted sh!te..

Hell, we even had to walk barefoot through the snow, going uphill bothways - to get to a computer store... now you whippersnappers just "point and click" on the Net to do your parts shopping.

Yep.... them were the good ol'e days - when men were men, and software shipped on 40 diskettes... *sigh*

lol diskettes the good ole' days. I still remember when AOL sent me those stupid diskettes to get me on the internet even though I already have it.
I heard that you could install Windows 95 through diskettes. How many diskettes was that?

enigmatic · 03-06-2004, 11:52 AM

from memory, i think win95 was somewhere between 10-15 diskettes..
im sure RC will correct me if i'm wrong 8)

*remembers back a few years*
some IT guru; 'and in the future, some computers won't even come with floppy disk drives!'
everyone; ' :shock: wooahh!'

Fleischmann · 03-06-2004, 11:58 AM

Originally Posted by enigmatic

from memory, i think win95 was somewhere between 10-15 diskettes..

Definately more than that!!

gtx28 · 03-07-2004, 07:15 PM

LOL - noobs.. - why I remember in MY day we did our overclocking by setting bus speed and clock speed with jumpers on the motherboard.... none of this pussy-software-menu sh!te...

We used to get our hands dirty.... it was like the "wild west" of PC times... manual labour - that's what we faced. We even had to format every floppy in the box - none of this pre-formatted sh!te..

Hell, we even had to walk barefoot through the snow, going uphill bothways - to get to a computer store... now you whippersnappers just "point and click" on the Net to do your parts shopping.

Yep.... them were the good ol'e days - when men were men, and software shipped on 40 diskettes... *sigh*

Lol i remember payin 300 bucks for a 25kb harddrive that prolly weighed like 10lbs. sucker was 5 1/4 wide. I remember when a game i wanted was too big to fit on my harddrive, cause it was 30mb lol. Now my current drive is a 120gb tiny little thing. O how times have changed.