Official OVERCLOCKKER'S

[hellgate]

guys can i OC a intel DG35EC mobo?

u cant oc thru bios cuz intel original mobos dont support oc.only way is to oc thru softwares lke clkgen.

 

[comp@ddict]

@blacrobous

Go to the previous page(a.k.a page 6) and read amitash's post..u'll get ur answer as to HOW>

 

[amitash]

@comp@ddict Glad to see you were successfull...When you go beyond 3.2Gh does the system immediately crash or only crashes when you try stability tests?
I can take my Q6600 to 3.3Ghz but its unstable either because i cant overvolt or maybe because i cant lower the RAM divider to 1:1 or 1:2....If i try to hit 3.4Ghz the system promptly crashes with a bsod cus of the software...3.1 is the best i could do.

 

[blacrobous]

Go to the previous page(a.k.a page 6) and read amitash's post..u'll get ur answer as to HOW>

it says to use some software to OC it will it be succesful

 

[comp@ddict]

It will, I waz successful aftr giving up all hope of OCing..u'll be too...^^^

@ Amitash
Well, the system just freezes if the Core exceeds 3246.7Mhz

 

[amitash]

^Its probably cus of the software same thing happens to me at 3.4Ghz
@blacrobous That method will work as long as you follow the instructions properly..PLL is the most important part dont forget to do that...Which procy do u have?

 

[comp@ddict]

Yeah I learnt it the hard way that PLL is the most important thing(sheesh I dun pay heed to anything until I realise it's importance)

 

[amitash]

But its still a great feeling and worth the risk knowing that you can OC on an intel mobo...I like my 30% oc

 

[comp@ddict]

How do u make the OC permanent, i mean aftr shut down and nxt time tarting, it comes bak to the old speed!!

 

[amitash]

^ U cant you will have to run the software each time...You can also write a batch file to run it after windows starts

 

[Cool Joe]

How do u make the OC permanent, i mean aftr shut down and nxt time tarting, it comes bak to the old speed!!

Why not add it to the list of start up items?
I'm not sure if this will work, because I haven't used it before. Just try it though.

 

[hellgate]

^^^ even if u add it to the list of start up progs u'll hafta still set the software for oc'ong.

 

[comp@ddict]

Any oder alternative then?

 

[blacrobous]

^Its probably cus of the software same thing happens to me at 3.4Ghz
@blacrobous That method will work as long as you follow the instructions properly..PLL is the most important part dont forget to do that...Which procy do u have?

i have intel E7200 proccy running@2.53ghz

 

[comp@ddict]

Well, then u shud find out the PLL, use the software, pray to god, and start OCing...and u shud get 3Ghz easy(mobo will restrict though)

Tell us of results.

And by mistake u exceeded a safe limit and comp hangs. Remove power(shut power, power button doesn't usually respond)

Then open cabby and remove CMOS battery and insert it again. And get on, set time and date and avoid those specs that caused it. Okay!

 

[blacrobous]

Well, then u shud find out the PLL, use the software, pray to god, and start OCing...and u shud get 3Ghz easy(mobo will restrict though)

Tell us of results.

And by mistake u exceeded a safe limit and comp hangs. Remove power(shut power, power button doesn't usually respond)

Then open cabby and remove CMOS battery and insert it again. And get on, set time and date and avoid those specs that caused it. Okay!

thats a heck of a work and where is this pll number written on the mobo

 

[comp@ddict]

U shud hav seen the earlier posts... it's just across the silvery metal kinds thing.. on which is written 143 etc. etc which means 14.3Mhz. Across that, there will be another HCIP where there will be WRITTEN
ICS
xx
xxx
xxxxx

Copy these down...check pictorials from Amitash

 

[MasterMinds]

from where to download setfsb???? can anybody post the direct link!!!!
ok ok got it..>!!!! thanks any way

 

[amitash]

I am reposting my guide with PICS to make it easier as more ppl are looking interested in this:
It might work...do the following:
1.download setfsb from their site
2.You will need to find the phase locked loop or PLL version for your motherboard..to do that open up your case,remove any big graphics cards/expansion cards so that you have a good view of the motherboard.
3.There will be a crystal with 14.3Mhz written on it...next to this crystal there should be an IC with some symbol and a string of charecters written on it..this is your PLL...copy down this number. Eg: my PLL is CV183APAG...
Here are some pics:
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4.NOW boot up into windows, open up setfsb and in the select PLL drop down box, select the PLL number that you just saw on your motherboard
5Now things are fairly straight forward..click get fsb to get your current clocks...Move the slider to increase the FSB then click SetFSB and your done..Keep in mind though that this software cannot help you to overvolt the procy...Enjoy

 

[MasterMinds]

i went upto 2.95ghz on intel p4 2.66ghz on value ram..>!!!!

on 915glvg intel original board!!!!

anyway thanks for the tut>>>>!!!!!