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Wanna overclock but have no idea how!
- Thread starter J15BIG
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- Oct 25, 2001
WELCOME TO THE FORUMS!
For starters, go to the front page of this site and click on "tips and techniques" then go to "beginner guides". These will tell you everything you need to know to overclock your computer if it is possible. The guide I recommend starting with is titled OVERCLOCKING BASIC TRAINING. It's a great guide and will show you what to do. Read everything, experiment and when you run into walls and need specific advice on just about anything, post in here in the proper topic and one of the many folks that frequent this place will gladly tell you what they know. Good luck!
Oh, and once you overclock your system, test it's stability by Folding Proteins.
Good luck!
For starters, go to the front page of this site and click on "tips and techniques" then go to "beginner guides". These will tell you everything you need to know to overclock your computer if it is possible. The guide I recommend starting with is titled OVERCLOCKING BASIC TRAINING. It's a great guide and will show you what to do. Read everything, experiment and when you run into walls and need specific advice on just about anything, post in here in the proper topic and one of the many folks that frequent this place will gladly tell you what they know. Good luck!
Oh, and once you overclock your system, test it's stability by Folding Proteins.
Good luck!
- Joined
- Jul 9, 2001
- Location
- Louisville, KY
the motherboard is the heart of your system...it controls everything. Once you learn about your mobo and whether it allows FSB and voltage adjustment in the bios as well as other options then you can worry about overclocking
The manufacturer and model is probably written on the board somewhere. Crack open your case and let us know what you see
and dont listen to the folding guy SETI is the way to go www.ocsetiteam.com sorry man I had to throw it in
The manufacturer and model is probably written on the board somewhere. Crack open your case and let us know what you see
and dont listen to the folding guy SETI is the way to go www.ocsetiteam.com
sorry man I had to throw it in
