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OCing my P4 2.6C

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N.O.R.E.

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Got my new system together, ASUS P4C800-E, P4 2.6C and 1 Gig Mushkin PC3500 Level 2 Black RAM. Wanted to know how I can OC this to at least 3.2.

How do I get 5:4, 3:2, or 1:1? Is that under DRAM Frequency? The choices I get are 266Mhz, 320Mhz, 400Mhz and Auto.
My current CPU temp is 33C idle, haven't seen full load yet. Also, should I lock my AGP/PCI at 66/33 or leave it at auto?

Thanks,
NORE
 
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NM, got it to 3.2Ghz [246FSB] stable so far, thanks to JKeefe for the help.

-NORE
 
If anybody cares, here's my WCPUID. Might try and push it further tomorrow.

P42.6COC.jpg


-NORE
 
N.O.R.E. said:
Got my new system together, ASUS P4C800-E, P4 2.6C and 1 Gig Mushkin PC3500 Level 2 Black RAM. Wanted to know how I can OC this to at least 3.2.

How do I get 5:4, 3:2, or 1:1? Is that under DRAM Frequency? The choices I get are 266Mhz, 320Mhz, 400Mhz and Auto.
My current CPU temp is 33C idle, haven't seen full load yet. Also, should I lock my AGP/PCI at 66/33 or leave it at auto?

Thanks,
NORE

U almost figured it out yourself. 5:4 = 320mhz; 3:2 = 266mhz; 1:1 = 400mhz

I would lock your PCI/AGP at 66/33 at first and see where it takes u. But u can always try other frequencies to see where it takes u but I recomment keeping it at 66/33.

Overclocking your 2.6c to 3.2ghz is *ALMOST* a guarantee. Shouldn't take too much homework to get it up that far. The real trick is to get it higher than that. Like say 3.6ghz.
 
BaD CrC said:
How do you know it's stable. Did you Primed it?

Yea, I primed it.

U almost figured it out yourself. 5:4 = 320mhz; 3:2 = 266mhz; 1:1 = 400mhz

I would lock your PCI/AGP at 66/33 at first and see where it takes u. But u can always try other frequencies to see where it takes u but I recomment keeping it at 66/33.

Overclocking your 2.6c to 3.2ghz is *ALMOST* a guarantee. Shouldn't take too much homework to get it up that far. The real trick is to get it higher than that. Like say 3.6ghz

Oh I see, I'll leave it like this for a week or so then up it a bit more after that. heh

Thanks,
NORE
 
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