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Overclocking the Intel D875PBZLK
- Thread starter gflo
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- Mar 26, 2003
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Intel motherboards do not allow overclocking. At all. Period.
Overclocking Intel MB
I belive you can overclock it a max of 4%. Go into the bios and enable the "burn-in mode". It should be pretty simple. Also, they have a new windows GUI that'll do the same thing. You can download it from their desktop boards support pages.
This link should do it:
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Detail_Desc.asp?agr=N&ProductID=951&DwnldID=7011
I belive you can overclock it a max of 4%. Go into the bios and enable the "burn-in mode". It should be pretty simple. Also, they have a new windows GUI that'll do the same thing. You can download it from their desktop boards support pages.
This link should do it:
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Detail_Desc.asp?agr=N&ProductID=951&DwnldID=7011
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- Nov 11, 2004
I have the same mobo that you do and playing in the bios as I usually do with a new board the only thing I saw was the burn in option for +4%. When I get back to my computer, I'm going to max the burn in mode and ramp the FSB as much as possible while tightening my CAS latency. I'm thinking I'll see a fair increase in performance without having to go out and buy a new chip. If you have the money, get another board that has more room for OC, otherwise stick with what you have a pump it as much as you can.
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- Dec 31, 2004
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- Bangalore, India
Clockgen is the solution!
Yo, gflo - try out clockgen - a windows-based overclocking utility. You can probably boost the FSB with it. There is a version of clockgen meant for the D875PBZ. Just type clockgen in a google search and you'll find the website.
Note: You cannot overclock from the BIOS. you must manually overclock from windows everytime you boot up, or run clockgen on startup with the proper .ini file (auto-overclock). Read the instructions that come with clockgen to do this.
Yo, gflo - try out clockgen - a windows-based overclocking utility. You can probably boost the FSB with it. There is a version of clockgen meant for the D875PBZ. Just type clockgen in a google search and you'll find the website.
Note: You cannot overclock from the BIOS. you must manually overclock from windows everytime you boot up, or run clockgen on startup with the proper .ini file (auto-overclock). Read the instructions that come with clockgen to do this.
