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OverClocking!!

3 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/overclocking.98741/

VarDOS
VarDOS Original post #1
Sep 30, 2008 at 12:48 PM
Hi Friends,
My Bro has Intel Pentium 3 (500 MHz) proccy, Yesterday i OC'd it @ 600 MHz. Now I thought 2 OC my PC. I have the following config.

Intel C2D E4500
Intel D946GZis
1 GB RAM.

I saw in BIOS but i am not getting any hint 2 OC the system, Also i am not finding any option in BIOS to increase the FSB. Can anybody tell me how to OC it??

Thanks
Varad
comp@ddict
Sep 30, 2008 at 1:31 PM
Intel Original Mobo's dun support OCing(they don't want their bedget proccs to compete with the ultra cost cpus).
In ur case, this is wat has happened..

BTW there's already a thread to discuss OCing, gosh y do u create new threads to make the forum a mess<<no offense>>

And welcome abord, to have been bit by the OC bug...
Power_user_EX
Sep 30, 2008 at 3:22 PM
Intel Original Mobo's dun support OCing(they don't want their bedget proccs to compete with the ultra cost cpus).
In ur case, this is wat has happened..

BTW there's already a thread to discuss OCing, gosh y do u create new threads to make the forum a mess<<no offense>>

And welcome abord, to have been bit by the OC bug...

Only high end Intel Mobos support OCing like X48BT2 , x38BT , etc ...

Mid-Range & Low-End intel mobos don't support OCing coz the bios doesn't provide any OCing options!

Manufacturers like Asus , Gigabyte , XFX .... make some gr8 OCing boards.