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Old January 26th, 2008, 02:13 PM
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Overclocking AMD 64 3000+
Need help overclocking an AMD 64 3000+. I'm very new at OCing and any tips or pointers would help me quite a bit. The CPU was at 2.0 GHz factory, i've got it up to 2.2 GHz. I've been taking it nice and slow and using Core Temp and OCCT after each time I increase the FSB. Right now I have the FSB at 220 MHz, and whenever I up it to 230 MHz i'll start up Windows and after a little bit it will crash.

Specs:
MSI K8T NEO mobo
512 MB of RAM
350W PSU
256MB NVIDIA GeForce FX5700

I've got the core voltage on 1.525. I don't know if this is to much or not...? I've also enabled the cool 'n' quiet feature in the BIOS. Also there was a Dynamic Overclocking feature in the BIOS that had private, sergeant, captain, colonel, general and commander. I set mine at general, which says it increases the CPU frequency by 7%. Don't know if these are good things or a bad things. Any help would be greatly appreciated because I need practice OCing this before I upgrade my system and overclock an e8400.

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its better to do it yourself manually instead of the preprogrammed ones. drop down your RAM divider. The ram probably can't run that fast.
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its better to do it yourself manually instead of the preprogrammed ones. drop down your RAM divider. The ram probably can't run that fast.


Hate to sound like an idiot,,,but how do I do that?
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anyone got and ideas or suggestions that can help me out?
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