Overclocking a Trigem Glendale mobo with P4Celeron 2.0Ghz

Beast Of Blight · Jan 21, 2003

Anyone have any experiance with this particular mobo and CPU?

These are the mobo and CPU that are in my new computer and I was curious about OCing

batboy · Jan 21, 2003

The 2.0 Celeron is a great overclocker, but that mobo usually is non-adjustable.

i810 Forever · Jan 22, 2003

Oh god, you got a Trigem mobo!

They don't have any overclocking or voltage ajustments, but you can look up the PLL on the board and see if its supported in CPUFSB.

My Hewlett Packard has a Trigem Cognac board & Celeron 600, was able to get a 150Mhz overclock out of it with CPUFSB, since my PLL was supported.

Beast Of Blight · Jan 22, 2003

Yeah, Thats what mine is a HP.

How do I find the PLL?

i810 Forever · Jan 22, 2003

Beast Of Blight said:
Yeah, Thats what mine is a HP.

How do I find the PLL?

If you can find a picture online of a basic PLL, it's usually easy to identify. Below the socket there should be a small, black, rectangular shaped chip with lots of legs connecting it to the board, with most likely "ICS" or the RealTek logo stamped on it- thats from experience with an Asus P4B533, an Abit BD7-II, an Epox 8K5A3+, and a Trigem Cognac.

Beast Of Blight · Jan 24, 2003

RealtTek is the brand of my onboard ethernet.

what do I do with the PLL after I find it?

Overclocking a Trigem Glendale mobo with P4Celeron 2.0Ghz

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