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- Mar 26, 2006
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
Hey guys, I have a P4 3.0GHz prescott that runs at about 58C idle and 64C at load. I have the Asus P5GD2-X motherboard with 512 Mb 533MHz PC2-4200 Ram. I am very interested in overclocking and could overclock to 3.60GHz through the motherboard no problem (except for more heat). Although, when I went anything past that speed, Windows would boot properly and everything seemed stable/fine but I noticed it wasn't connecting to the internet. I have cable and I checked the network connections and it didn't even recognize that I have an ethernet card installed . I put the CPU settings back to default at 3.0GHz and the ethernet card is detected again. Anyone know why the ethernet card wouldn't be detected due to overclocking the CPU?
BTW, I ordered the Big Typhoon so I am able to actually keep the overclock once I figure out this ethernet problem. Thanks in advance!
BTW, I ordered the Big Typhoon so I am able to actually keep the overclock once I figure out this ethernet problem. Thanks in advance!