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18th January 2002, 20:43 | #2 | Link |
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boot into bios.
if available find CPU Setup. set processor to user define. Ext Clock (CPU/AGP/PCI) increase to 110*/66/33mhz (100/66/33mhz is standard) FSB Ratio (CPU:PCI) 3:1 = 33mhz 1:1 =25mhz or FIX*(ratio between CPU & PCI) Multiplier Factor x18* Memory frequency AUTO using RIM. or 133 for PC133 Ram. Speed error hold : Disabled. Core Voltage: Cpu Default. Use settings marked * remainder depending on type of memory. I wouldnt advise going greater than 10% overclocking, it would get unstable. watch your CPU Temperature though. P4s tend to run at 44deg ticking over even when overclocked. but when you run processor intensive games/apps temp can go as high as 65deg or more depending on your cooling setup.
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26th January 2002, 20:32 | #5 | Link |
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Dude prebuilt computers suck for overclocking its going to be a pain in the ass and alot of the times they ship with substandard heatsinks on the CPU. If you're serious about doing this consider getting a new heatsink/fan and maybe even a new motherboard unless alot of the stuff on your computer is integrated.
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28th February 2002, 22:29 | #7 | Link |
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to enter the bios
Press F2 when it starts. i have a sony vaio P4 1.3 with 512 RDRAM
There is no CPU settings available in that. as for as i know sony gets mother board from ASUS.
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