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Hi all
I am just wondering if there are any utilities like Powerstrip but for CPU's?
Thanks
I am just wondering if there are any utilities like Powerstrip but for CPU's?
Thanks
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- Thread starter CaptCanada1701
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you want something you can overclock you CPu using windows
there is Speedfan 4.09 it has some option's and cpuid has a program on there website both have a limit to there motherboard suport list but i really dont trust a window's based oc'er the best is to go in to your Bio's and up you FSB it more stable good luck
there is Speedfan 4.09 it has some option's and cpuid has a program on there website both have a limit to there motherboard suport list but i really dont trust a window's based oc'er the best is to go in to your Bio's and up you FSB it more stable good luck
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utility
Thanks:
I was just wondering. I have tried using my bios, but the only o/cing exp I have is with my old PIII, in which all I had to do was change the fsb.
With my P4, I have cpu voltage, ratios, memory timings/speed/voltages as well as fsb to deal with. Any tips on a good guide to ocing using these features of my bios?
I have a P4 2.4B and an MSI 648 Max L using an Award Bios
Thanks
Thanks:
I was just wondering. I have tried using my bios, but the only o/cing exp I have is with my old PIII, in which all I had to do was change the fsb.
With my P4, I have cpu voltage, ratios, memory timings/speed/voltages as well as fsb to deal with. Any tips on a good guide to ocing using these features of my bios?
I have a P4 2.4B and an MSI 648 Max L using an Award Bios
Thanks
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do a google for cpufsb
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kraigc said:
agreed ive used it myself for a OEM comp
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I've used softFSB and cpufsb on computers with no bios oc options before. It has been a while, but I prefer softFSB.
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Has anyone used Clockgen at the CPUZ site
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I haven't heard of any. Is it even possible?dimicchh said:
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just stick wiht the BIOS.
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Tell that to someone with a BIOS without OC options.FLyingHamster said:just stick wiht the BIOS.
edit: are there any voltage programs that work for other boards?
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Doesn't FuzzyLogic4 for MSI boards let you change voltages?
