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  • mills7777

    #1

    Cpu overclocking

    Hello there


    I have been trying to overclock my sempron socket a 2800/2.ghz i have i silent booster heatsink and fan arctic silver cpu paste temps are 24 cpu board 26.

    i can only get it up to 2300 on my gigabyte rz600p it has no pci agp lock, if i buy say an nf7. ver 2 or and an7, do you think it would get much higher ? or is that at 2333 good for battelfield 2 ? thank's
  • Blak_Phoenix

    #2
    Re: Cpu overclocking

    Just for refernce, in future post these issues in Hardware under Support. Im not quite sure what your asking, but if it is that use OC'ed from ur CPU being 2.0Ghz to 2.3??

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    • mills7777

      #3
      Re: Cpu overclocking

      What i mean is i have overclocked from 2.ghz to 2.300 mhz and was thinking if i buy a better motherboard would i be able to overclock it more ie 2.6 ghz ? thanks

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      • Blak_Phoenix

        #4
        Re: Cpu overclocking

        Personally, i think you would be better off saving and getting a 939 pin CPU and mobo. They OC more and are going to last longer (not be stopped in production as soon). But appart from that, im not sure what you should do.

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        • CapnKerk

          #5
          Re: Cpu overclocking

          How much ram and what video card do you have?
          And what's your budget for a new system/upgrade?

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          • imported_Wasp

            #6
            Re: Cpu overclocking

            Originally posted by mills7777
            Hello there


            I have been trying to overclock my sempron socket a 2800/2.ghz i have i silent booster heatsink and fan arctic silver cpu paste temps are 24 cpu board 26.

            i can only get it up to 2300 on my gigabyte rz600p it has no pci agp lock, if i buy say an nf7. ver 2 or and an7, do you think it would get much higher ? or is that at 2333 good for battelfield 2 ? thank's
            I can't say if you will get much higher but the NF-7 has working PCI/AGP locks and dual channel DDR. So you should see some benefit because of that. You might be able to get close to 2.4Ghz.

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            • LaserCobra

              #7
              Re: Cpu overclocking

              Are you clocking your mem 1:1?

              If so, that might be holding you back. You should probably step it down to a 5:4 ratio.

              I'm clocking my 2.4 to 3.0 but have had it up to 3.2 while watercooled. My memory is holding me back. I have 4 sticks of PC3200 and they eat up too much voltage to be stable beyond 433MHz. One of these days I'll get faster memory and I'll OC my cpu to 3.4GHz.


              *edit*
              Just took into account that this is an AMD chip. Don't know a ton about OC-ing those but have heard that aren't as easy as intel but that's because AMD runs better to begin with. I'd be AMD right now but.... it's a long story.

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              • The_Misfit

                #8
                Re: Cpu overclocking

                I have a 2600+ (I think supposed to run around 1.7 ?), that I'm O/Cing to pretend its a 3200+ (11x multiplier)...I'm getting a solid 2.2ghtz out of it.

                Using an Abit NFS7 board, with an Athlon Mobile 2600+ Memory is also tweaked to 'aggressive' settings...

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                • mills7777

                  #9
                  Re: Cpu overclocking

                  i am trying to do the l5 mod to make it a mobile cpu then change the multiplyer but i done it wroung lol ****, i think i will save for a athlon 64 3200 but its still only 2.ghz would a p4 at 3ghz be better ? thats the max i can buy i am low on cash lol

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                  • LaserCobra

                    #10
                    Re: Cpu overclocking

                    If you can help it, stay with AMD unless you do a lot of multi tasking. AMD is hands down better for gaming.

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                    • AlphexHunter

                      #11
                      Re: Cpu overclocking

                      I have no freakin idea how you guy's overcloack stuff...there should be a thread to teach noobs and by noobs I mean people like me..Imao
                      Tells you step by step with pictures how to do this process correctly...

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                      • AlphexHunter

                        #12
                        Re: Cpu overclocking

                        Originally posted by LaserCobra
                        Are you clocking your mem 1:1?

                        If so, that might be holding you back. You should probably step it down to a 5:4 ratio.

                        I'm clocking my 2.4 to 3.0 but have had it up to 3.2 while watercooled. My memory is holding me back. I have 4 sticks of PC3200 and they eat up too much voltage to be stable beyond 433MHz. One of these days I'll get faster memory and I'll OC my cpu to 3.4GHz.


                        *edit*
                        Just took into account that this is an AMD chip. Don't know a ton about OC-ing those but have heard that aren't as easy as intel but that's because AMD runs better to begin with. I'd be AMD right now but.... it's a long story.
                        3.4ghz of intel?...coz if its AMD isen't that like stronger then a AMD FX-57....

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                        • JonnyMacFred102
                          Member
                          • Aug 2005
                          • 1995

                          #13
                          Re: Cpu overclocking

                          AMD > *
                          Intel sucks. You are best off buying an A64 instead of overclockign a slow processor from teh start.

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                          • lil_jimmy_norton

                            #14
                            Re: Cpu overclocking

                            Originally posted by mills7777
                            i am trying to do the l5 mod to make it a mobile cpu then change the multiplyer but i done it wroung lol ****, i think i will save for a athlon 64 3200 but its still only 2.ghz would a p4 at 3ghz be better ? thats the max i can buy i am low on cash lol
                            No, an AMD 3200 is roughtly the equilivent of an Intel 3.2.

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                            • JonnyMacFred102
                              Member
                              • Aug 2005
                              • 1995

                              #15
                              Re: Cpu overclocking

                              Originally posted by lil_jimmy_norton
                              No, an AMD 3200 is roughtly the equilivent of an Intel 3.2.
                              haha sorry,

                              an A64 3200 is way better than a 3.2ghz p4. You haven't truly compared the two.

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