Overclocking PC

so can some 1 help me how to Overclocking my PC well ??

Originally Posted by ikki

so can some 1 help me how to Overclocking my PC well ??

tell me EVERYTHING ABOUT UR PC

processor, ram, motherboard, cooling, EVERYTHING!

if u want to overclock processor then when your computer starts press del or i duno what to enter bios.then find a "CPU frequency and voltage" button (at least on my pc is that and its in Advanced Tab ) or if u cant find it just search every tab and other stuff till u find FSB modifier.and increase it by 10 to see if it works good.then try more and more till u find whats best for your cimputer.And bout graphic cards there are programs somewhere that help u with that.For ATI its called AtiTool just google it its free and i dunno bout nvidia.Hope his helps

Originally Posted by thechewu

i dunno bout nvidia.Hope his helps

Nvidia has their own manager that overclocks for you :O its better if you dont know what you're doing, since it does it all safely

Originally Posted by thechewu

that is the express way for blowing up ur pc.

I don't have the balls to do anything like that...yet. I'm sure you can google it and come up with results...but then again, getting posts for asking a google question is far easier.

my bios screen is spose to look like this

but i dont see like half of that shit soo.. i am confused

ohh yea i got AMD Athlon 64 Processor

if u see a freq/voltage control, then u can prolly oc

and thats the one i dont see

Originally Posted by ikki

and thats the one i dont see

then no OC for u.

search every button and tab u see for FSB

Originally Posted by thechewu

search every button and tab u see for FSB

he wont ever see it.

you should NOT overclock a factory made computer. it may have the crappiest cooling the world. best thing is to do is to make your own. if you have a low budget and want better performance than buy a new graphics card and lots of fans and replace your CPU stock HS/FAN. have your case open and download a 3rd party OC program for your CPU. once done, your computer should have lowered about 10C which is good to OC a bit.

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