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ordered my P4 guys, how can i o/c higher?

Discussion in 'Processors and Motherboards' started by nyorker, Jun 4, 2002.

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  1. nyorker Newcomer, in training

    ordered my pc guys how can i go higher?

    u think this puppy will be fast guys? also can i get it above 2.2?

    Case Antec SX1000 w/ Enermax 350W PSU
    Motherboard Asus P4S533 DDR mainboard
    CPU P4 1.6GHZ 512K Cache@2.2+GHz
    HSF Retail
    RAM 1X512MB Mushkin PC2100 2-2-2

    how do i o/c this faster? what do i change in the bios? the pc is coming stock at 2.2 ghz.. yes i paid a lot i know i will get yelled at i paid $659 pluse 40 shipping. anyways can someone explain to me how to o/c higher? maybe to 2.5? if so what do i change in the bios?

    Is this a fast pc for games or what/
  2. TS | Crazyace Newcomer, in training

    Not sure I understand u fully, do u have a 2.2 or 1.6?

    to overclock, you need 1.75volts.
    Then, crank that thing up to 2.4MHz
    Sunflower coolers work great.
    Then, if you have decent ram, set your ratio to 3:4 and you are on your way.
  3. TS | Crazyace Newcomer, in training

    is it fast for games?

    that depends on your video card. Video cards have the higest impact for gaming.
  4. Rick TechSpot Staff

    If you have that kind of money to throw around, then by all means....

    But I certainly wouldn't worry about overclocking it unless you absolutely need the speed. If you are really serious about overclocking, then you should have spent some money on a decent heatsink and fan.

    There are a zillion articles on overclocking, but to overclock the P4, you will have to overclock the FSB.
  5. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces

    Some good P4A 1.6s go to 2.6 (or about 3.0 GHz with LN2). You'll need a voltage mod for your motherboard if BIOS doesn't allow increasing Vcore.
  6. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces

    Is that a typo - PC2100 memory in DDR333 (ie. PC2700) motherboard?
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