Overclocking PIII 733 Newbie help !!!!!!

pelux · 03-01-01, 01:42 AM

I have a pIII733 running on a abit se6 board
I cant seem to find a way to bypass the multiplicator lock

does anyone know how to do it ?
detailed instructions would be appreciated, I'm new to this

[OC]_SR20DE · 03-01-01, 01:46 AM

you mean changing the clock multiplier??.. no you cannot.. multipliers are locked.

Shadow ÒÓ · 03-01-01, 06:20 AM

nope.....as said above.....the clocks are locked...doesn't matter what they are set to.....they won't change.

Move the FSB up a tad.......then you'll see OC results. Only a tad tho....once you get a result......you'll be hooked here forever! ROFL

Phil · 03-02-01, 03:54 PM

unfortunately you will be lucky to get more than 800 or so maybe around the 850 mark as long as you have good components

VincentKyle · 03-02-01, 06:35 PM

As mentioned above, you can't change the multiplier on Intel CPU's

. As for max speed, however, I got 935MHz out of a PIII 733 using only a Golden Orb. I was going to burn it in and eventually push it higher (since it was running smoothly and pretty cool), but then I dropped the machine down a flight of stairs

pelux · 03-02-01, 09:37 PM

sorry bout that your computer....

I'm getting an getting alpha PEP66t (v2.0) heatsink with a delta fan (6800 rpm)
I read on many posts and articles that it kicked the orb's ass...
and I have infineon ram
so thopefully I'll get at least 935 !

[OC]_SR20DE · 03-03-01, 02:04 PM

Weeeeeeee........... at least 169mhz FSB!!!!!!!!? You have to be a overclock freak to maybe get it that high.. You've better have Super RAM and Super freak Icy cooling to even just load windows and there's no freakin' way you can play any games at all. The chances even getting close to that high would be about 10%.
good luck!! haha

Unique · 03-05-01, 12:29 AM

Hi there all!

I have a P III Coppermine 733 256k 133m PGA SL4CG

Has anyone heard if that can be overclocked at all? around 900 to 1000 i hope? If not please let me know cause i have 15 days to return it.

Thanks in advance.

DocClock aka MadClocker · 03-05-01, 01:49 AM

Unique, trade it in for a 700E, and make sure it has a cCO stepping...your chances would be greater....with less effort

03-01-01, 01:42 AM	Thread Starter #1
pelux New Member Join Date: Jan 2001	Overclocking PIII 733 Newbie help !!!!!! I have a pIII733 running on a abit se6 board I cant seem to find a way to bypass the multiplicator lock does anyone know how to do it ? detailed instructions would be appreciated, I'm new to this
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03-01-01, 01:46 AM	#2
[OC]_SR20DE Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Ummm..	you mean changing the clock multiplier??.. no you cannot.. multipliers are locked.
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03-01-01, 06:20 AM	#3
Shadow ÒÓ Mod in Hiding Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Pensacola, Florida USA	nope.....as said above.....the clocks are locked...doesn't matter what they are set to.....they won't change. Move the FSB up a tad.......then you'll see OC results. Only a tad tho....once you get a result......you'll be hooked here forever! ROFL __________________ The problem with America is stupidity. I'm not saying there should be a capital punishment for stupidity, but why don't we just take the safety labels off of everything and let the problem solve itself?
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03-02-01, 03:54 PM	#4
Phil Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Bolton, UK	unfortunately you will be lucky to get more than 800 or so maybe around the 850 mark as long as you have good components
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03-02-01, 06:35 PM	#5
VincentKyle New Member Join Date: Mar 2001	As mentioned above, you can't change the multiplier on Intel CPU's . As for max speed, however, I got 935MHz out of a PIII 733 using only a Golden Orb. I was going to burn it in and eventually push it higher (since it was running smoothly and pretty cool), but then I dropped the machine down a flight of stairs
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03-02-01, 09:37 PM	Thread Starter #6
pelux New Member Join Date: Jan 2001	sorry bout that your computer.... I'm getting an getting alpha PEP66t (v2.0) heatsink with a delta fan (6800 rpm) I read on many posts and articles that it kicked the orb's ass... and I have infineon ram so thopefully I'll get at least 935 !
	QUOTE Thanks

03-03-01, 02:04 PM	#7
[OC]_SR20DE Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Ummm..	Weeeeeeee........... at least 169mhz FSB!!!!!!!!? You have to be a overclock freak to maybe get it that high.. You've better have Super RAM and Super freak Icy cooling to even just load windows and there's no freakin' way you can play any games at all. The chances even getting close to that high would be about 10%. good luck!! haha
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03-05-01, 12:29 AM	#8
Unique Registered Join Date: Mar 2001	Hi there all! I have a P III Coppermine 733 256k 133m PGA SL4CG Has anyone heard if that can be overclocked at all? around 900 to 1000 i hope? If not please let me know cause i have 15 days to return it. Thanks in advance.
	QUOTE Thanks

03-05-01, 01:49 AM	#9
DocClock aka MadClocker Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Stockton Cal, USA, Earth	Unique, trade it in for a 700E, and make sure it has a cCO stepping...your chances would be greater....with less effort __________________ Cpu----Q6600(slacr)GO stepping @3006,1.310vcore Cooling----AC Freezer 7 Pro Mobo----GA-P35C-DS3R Ram----Kingston HX PC9200 CL5@501mhz 1.9v4-4-4-11 Video card----EVGA 8600GT 604core,803mem Power----Hipro HP-W700WC3 700w Big and heavy Generic white case Frankenputer-- Abit SH6>PIII700E@1136>mushkin PC150>Enermax 431 -450w>SBlive! XGamer> Alpha P3S cooler
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