Official OVERCLOCKKER'S

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Cool Joe

The Black Waltz
@sahilshah1987- Like compo said, you can OC it upto 4 Ghz with stock cooling, but you'll have to increase the voltage. And if you've got Transcend DDR2 value RAM, then your OCing will be restricted. Be very careful when OCing with value RAM. Go for small increments like 2 or 3 Mhz. For significant OCing on non Nvidia boards, you need to invest extra in good RAM modules like the Corsair Dominator series.
 
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comp@ddict

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Yeah..3.5Ghz a breeze.......

HAPPY GAMING>..and do remember to increase the Vcore slightly if the procc goes a bit unstable...and then run a heavy game and check for stability..use CPU-Z for frequency....
 

Cool Joe

The Black Waltz
Yeah..3.5Ghz a breeze.......

Don't you think his RAM will limit the OCing? He still hasn't mentioned which RAM he uses.

@ jeffrain

I've never come across this sort of a problem before. You can try resetting your BIOS. For instructions to reset the BIOS, click here.
 
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prabhu.wali

prabhu.wali
hey ma ssystem confg is
C2D 7200 2.53ghz,4gb jet RAM@800mhz,intel DG35EC,9600gt vedio card
itz been 20 days o so since i've got a pc,can i oc it o do need to wait for some time and not to mention i don have CPU cooler
 

Cool Joe

The Black Waltz
Hmm.... It's value RAM you're using..... Better not get too ambitious. Keep the multiplier down and just increase the bus frequency in small increments.

Don't you think this thread should be stickified?
 
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bala_cpu

Broken In
hey ma ssystem confg is
C2D 7200 2.53ghz,4gb jet RAM@800mhz,intel DG35EC,9600gt vedio card
itz been 20 days o so since i've got a pc,can i oc it o do need to wait for some time and not to mention i don have CPU cooler


For your kind information, you cannot do any kind of overclocking using an intel orginal mother board, they do not support overclocking. Only the extreme series mobos from intel like 975,x48 supports overclocking!!!!!!!!!:(:(:(:(;)
 

amitash

Intel OCer
For your kind information, you cannot do any kind of overclocking using an intel orginal mother board, they do not support overclocking. Only the extreme series mobos from intel like 975,x48 supports overclocking!!!!!!!!!
Yes intel original mobos dont suport overclocking but that doesnt mean u cant give it a shot :p like the one ive got for example(dg33tl)..its really limiting me at the time but i could still take my procy from 2.4 to 3.1Ghz using a software (setfsb)....Cant get a new mobo now cus Im supposed to study and crap like that...

BTW i feel Value RAM is perfectly fine if you're willing to sacrifice the chance of achieveing tighter timeings, or overclocking it higher than the default speed.
 
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Cool Joe

The Black Waltz
My previous post was for shahilshah. Before I posted my post, the other guy posted.
Read my post shahilshah1987. You proccy is great but for your choice of RAM, I think an Nvidia board would've been better.
 
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comp@ddict

comp@ddict

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I hope mine msi p45 neo-f + e7200 would be gd ocing combo;)
RAM???

hey ma ssystem confg is
C2D 7200 2.53ghz,4gb jet RAM@800mhz,intel DG35EC,9600gt vedio card
itz been 20 days o so since i've got a pc,can i oc it o do need to wait for some time and not to mention i don have CPU cooler

3.2-3.4Ghz don't exceed that...increase Vcore slightly..okay!!!!

And U're outa luck, DG35 and value ram both affect OC capability

Yes intel original mobos dont suport overclocking but that doesnt mean u cant give it a shot :p like the one ive got for example(dg33tl)..its really limiting me at the time but i could still take my procy from 2.4 to 3.1Ghz using a software (setfsb)....Cant get a new mobo now cus Im supposed to study and crap like that...

BTW i feel Value RAM is perfectly fine if you're willing to sacrifice the chance of achieveing tighter timeings, or overclocking it higher than the default speed.

Interesting software..will it work on my P4 and 915 mobo BTW???

My previous post was for shahilshah. Before I posted my post, the other guy posted.
Read my post shahilshah1987. You proccy is great but for your choice of RAM, I think an Nvidia board would've been better.


True...unlinked RAM ocing in nvidia boards doesn't depend on ram for OC wich is good..
 
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amitash

Intel OCer
Interesting software..will it work on my P4 and 915 mobo BTW???

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..go here for a pictorial guide *www.podien.de/FSB.HTM
4.NOW boot uo 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
 
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comp@ddict

comp@ddict

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^^A lot...but even value ram goes up to 882Mhz giving 3.5Ghz on E7200.....

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..go here for a pictorial guide *www.podien.de/FSB.HTM
4.NOW boot uo 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

Chronicles of Overclocking - Preetam and the 915 + P4

Well..I tried....it went kaput for a full 10 mins...not even responding to power button....switched off main power...opened cabby...darn hot..nvr b'fore..tried starting again but no..procc fan at full speed and nothinh on monitor...sweat drenched I took out the CMOS battery...man that waz almost fried!!!!

Then I replaced it and cleared of the li'l dust that had settled since I last cleaned my PC components(take utmost care).......Plugged in power connector....prayed to god...started main powr...and yess!!!!!!!

I'm bak on..made a mental note...nvr use such a software again..till u're alive

Hmm.... It's value RAM you're using..... Better not get too ambitious. Keep the multiplier down and just increase the bus frequency in small increments.

Don't you think this thread should be stickified?



I think and hope too...but all wishes do not come true..and BTW admins hav taken a loooooooooooong holiday to the caribbean or LOST island and thus cannot stickify any thread at all...

And BTW I've seen where Latest Prices is..hardware section...actually hardware section and accessible but taggend moved in technology forum
 
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amitash

Intel OCer
^^
U sure u tried the Correct PLL?? P4s do tend to get extremely HOT...what FSB did u set it too??
Make sure u do not check the "run on start up" check box so that whenever you restart it will be at the default clock speeds.
Worked for me on DG33TL 100% stable 8hrs under prime Temps dont go above 52C as im using the TRUE
Heres a PIC to prove it:

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