Okay i want to overclock my processor...

  1. #21
    Gigorga is offline Dedicated Member

    Re: Okay i want to overclock my processor...

    now i'm so obessed with overclocking. I'm testing this on my dads computer,

    His speed was at 1.802ghz

    Now its going at 1.880 lololol, can i push it more? or will it explode

    280mhz is the max

    Originaly it was at 200

    it put it to 210

    now i just pushed it to 215

    Edit:: Sweeto Now its running at 1.936 ghz

    Edit: Pushing it to 216. I want to get it to 2.ghz and ill be happy.
    Last edited by Gigorga; 08-07-2008 at 01:56 AM.


  2. #22
    jephree is offline ¨*·.¸ «.·°·..·°·.» ¸.·*¨
    Just make sure the CPU settings have a heat sensor and that it is on.

    If so the computer should shut down prior to a meltdown.

    The voltage usually is automatically tied to the CPU speed and this is what ups the heat.

    If you set it too high it probably will not boot anyway.


    I'd suggest using SpeedFan or CoreTemp (for a muticore).

    Also then you can run either SuperPi or Prime95 which basically max out the CPU. During this process monitor your temperatures.

    SpeedFan - Access temperature sensor in your computer

    Core Temp

    Super PI Mod

    Free Software

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    Gigorga is offline Dedicated Member
    Whats the normal tempurature because i'm going to download coretemp.

    for example

    ranging from 20-30 is good 35+ is bad <??

    Crap since i'm on the guest account when i open coretemp it wont start, missing drivers, need to be on admin, is there any other way i can check how hot my thing is at
    Last edited by Gigorga; 08-07-2008 at 02:08 AM.

  4. #24
    jephree is offline ¨*·.¸ «.·°·..·°·.» ¸.·*¨
    There is probably a sensor in the BIOS but it won't tell too much as there is no load on the CPU yet.

    Most CPUs without load will be in the 30's or 40's.

    60's under a full load.

    70's are too hot. The shutoff would probably be around 75.

    Depends a lot on the CPU.


    CoreTemp only works on MultiCore CPUs.

    Try SpeedFan.

  5. #25
    Gigorga is offline Dedicated Member
    since i'm not admin on his computer i cannot install speedfan.

    Is there a website that can tell me the temperature?

    If not ill have to wait till my dad logs on and passes out.

    Besides last time i saw the inside of my dads computer he had many fans. If i remeber.

    Unless i'm thinking things.

    But if i am correct, since he has alot of fans, i'm in the clear pushing 1.8ghz to 2.0?

    I pushed it from 200mhz to 223, 2.007Ghz Ah yeah.
    Last edited by Gigorga; 08-07-2008 at 02:43 AM.

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    Gigorga is offline Dedicated Member
    Also how will i know if its working or not.

    If its not going to work will it crash in minutes? few hours? days?

    Or if i'm in the clear how long would it take to test it i was in the green

    man sorry for all these questions.

    I'm addicted to this stuff ):
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    EDIT: My dads computer seems to be running Fine. Thank you for all your help man. Your awsome.
    Last edited by Gigorga; 08-07-2008 at 02:59 AM.

  7. #27
    jephree is offline ¨*·.¸ «.·°·..·°·.» ¸.·*¨
    Running tests like I pointed out is the way to test it.

    You can also add 3DMark06 to that list.


    I would not overclock someone else's computer unless you are in a position to replace it.

    If you are upping the FSB and not simply the CPU multiplier you are also pushing the RAM beyond its usual limit.

    Overclocking probably reduces the life span of the hardware.

    Unless you are just into the numbers the only real test is using the computer.

    In most cases you probably won't notice a difference in performance.

  8. #28
    Gigorga is offline Dedicated Member
    I just remembered theres an administrator acount built in. I downloaded and installed speedfan

    Here are the results.

    Temp 1 49 C
    Temp 2 49 C

    Temp 3 -48C ?? lol?

    HD0 47C

    HD1: 45C

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