If you touch your software enough does it become hardware?
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by No1Jew » November 9th, 2008, 12:54
HELP
I must be a fucking tard! Don't know what i'm doing really. I am trying to overclock my Slow Ass CPU but with very little sucess (none infact).
When I hit F10 and save in the Bios the stupid black box Powers down, Powers up and then keeps Shitting Itself, so i'm obviously doing something wrong.
I have read numerous articles on various sites and forums but just cant get my thick head arround it.
Can some one please write me a complete IDIOTs guide to this very simple process !!!
System Info -
http://img186.imageshack.us/my.php?imag ... ilsas7.jpg
Many thanks
P.S. I know buying a new CPU would be easier !!
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by Dr. kitteny berk » November 9th, 2008, 13:01
Given it's a decent asus mobo, does it not have an overclocking tool on the CD? that'd certainly be the easiest way to do it.
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by No1Jew » November 9th, 2008, 13:30
Dr. kitteny berk wrote: Given it's a decent asus mobo, does it not have an overclocking tool on the CD? that'd certainly be the easiest way to do it.
Yes, this -
http://img223.imageshack.us/my.php?image=aisuitege6.jpg
But not 100% on how to use it properly.
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by Dr. kitteny berk » November 9th, 2008, 13:35
turn the cpu frequency up slowly, like, 5-10 at a time. then run
orthos on blend mode
repeat until orthos fails.
then, if you're feeling brave, you can go into your bios, and set the cpu freq manually (might be called frontside bus or fsb)
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by Lee » November 9th, 2008, 14:39
You may need to increase the CPU voltage to keep it stable at higher frequencies. Intel's website says 1.5v is the max voltage for your processor but keeping it as low as possible is best. You want to keep your load temperature at 60C maximum as well.
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by No1Jew » November 9th, 2008, 15:22
Fuck trying to do that again!!
"WARNING, BIOS CORUPTED. PLEASE PRESS ENTER TO BEGIN BIOS FLASH"
I was a bit worried for a minitue. I think I'll just get
A faster CPU
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by Lee » November 9th, 2008, 16:09
No1Jew wrote: Fuck trying to do that again!!
"WARNING, BIOS CORUPTED. PLEASE PRESS ENTER TO BEGIN BIOS FLASH"
I was a bit worried for a minitue. I think I'll just get
A faster CPU
That one's crap, for some reason it's more expensive than a Q6600 yet slower. Get yourself a Q6600.
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by Dr. kitteny berk » November 9th, 2008, 16:13
Lee wrote: That one's crap, for some reason it's more expensive than a Q6600 yet slower. Get yourself a Q6600.
make sure it's a G0 Q6600, not a b3 (they all should be by now, but it's worth mentioning)
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by HereComesPete » November 9th, 2008, 17:02
And buy it for less from somewhere that isn't scan and it might even get delivered.
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by Dr. kitteny berk » November 9th, 2008, 17:07
HereComesPete wrote: And buy it for less from somewhere that isn't scan and it might even get delivered.