Hey guys. I have a northwood p4 2 Ghz. i changed the fsb to 110mhz from 100mhz. the temp only went up about 1 degree celcius. Is this okay. and could i go a little higher and still be stabl. i dont want to burn up my cpu. Help if you can thanks.
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Re: cpu overclocking
Sup, what are your specs of the whole system, Ram and Motherboard, and cooling?Originally posted by USMC_Nighthawk1Hey guys. I have a northwood p4 2 Ghz. i changed the fsb to 110mhz from 100mhz. the temp only went up about 1 degree celcius. Is this okay. and could i go a little higher and still be stabl. i dont want to burn up my cpu. Help if you can thanks.Comment
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Re: cpu overclocking
Depends if your motherboard has an AGP/PCI lock. If it does your fine, and can probably hit 2.8-3ghz if you know what your doing.Originally posted by USMC_Nighthawk1Hey guys. I have a northwood p4 2 Ghz. i changed the fsb to 110mhz from 100mhz. the temp only went up about 1 degree celcius. Is this okay. and could i go a little higher and still be stabl. i dont want to burn up my cpu. Help if you can thanks.Comment
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Re: cpu overclocking
26-32C is fine, ESPECIALLY for an INtel, 26-32C ain't too shabby for an A64 in fact, and P4s are always hotter than A64s, or atleast the newer Prescott models are.Originally posted by USMC_Nighthawk1ok i overclocked it to 2.3 and it runs great. i have hmonitor. and the temp fluctuates between 26 C and 32 C is this alright?Comment
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Before you go any further, make sure your temp is true to the temp. If it is, don't worry till you get to 60c. 75c-80c is where you may start to cause damage. By the way what processor you runnin? (core I mean)Originally posted by USMC_Nighthawk1ok i overclocked it to 2.3 and it runs great. i have hmonitor. and the temp fluctuates between 26 C and 32 C is this alright?Comment
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If it is a Northwood, your not gonna be able to go that high, they do overclock well, but your ram and the voltage are your main factors, being that the temps are really low, it is unstable for 3 reasons, your ram cannot handle the overclock, your fsb is open and so is the peripherals(agp,etc locked at 66/33), or you need more voltage to push the processor higher. Honestly the Northwoods do not overclock well, but I have a 2.6 that I got up to 3.05 with air and it still had room on the temps.Comment
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