Cpu Changing

[=98=]

Re: Cpu Changing

Nope, just make sure you flash it correctly, follow instructions.

Overclocking is a great way to save money and doesn't carry much risk. If you ever feel tempted, i wrote a nice guide and we can always help :)

[Busby, Paul (Bicci)]

Re: Cpu Changing

Just incase there is something wrong with the new revision of your bios (its rare but occationally old ones can work better) make sure you do the computers one at a time so that you have a working one which you can download the old bios from.

[jAcky7]

Re: Cpu Changing

Thx Alex for the reply!

Yeay maybe I would just try and overclock the current one.

I did put a post about OC like an year ago, but i just got so confused with

only oc'ing the cpu. Like the guys who were helping me said it would also like oc your

fsb, and other stuffs.

So i just decided to stick to the normal settings. I tried increasing something which was 200 X 9 to 205 X 9 and well it did work, but i just didn't know how to do all the stress test and stuff..T.T

If u are willing to help me I would be greatful!

[=98=]

Re: Cpu Changing

http://www.totalgamingnetwork.com/main/showthread.php?t=174483

That's the guide. I might update it soon because since i wrote that, motherboards have come on a bit and there are more important options such as spread spectrums and loadline calibration come along.

[jAcky7]

Re: Cpu Changing

Thanks Alex!

I just finished Printing your guide!

Then can I use the same method for my core 2 duo processor?

I can't find any thermal paste around my region or maybe i ain't just lucky, so i just decided to stick to my current CPU 2160...

Thanks for all the helps people!

[=98=]

Re: Cpu Changing

Yea, with a dual core, just ignore the stuff about changing affinities.

Any questions, pop back here or hit me up on Xfire.