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I overclocked my motherboard with Systool ver1 build 728 (because I was the only one I found that supported my clock generator that I could find, winbond 8362thf). It is an early alpha release. I have a pentium 4 630 (3.0 ghz) and two 512 sticks of geil pc2 4300 ram (266mhz)up to 566 i think. My motherboard is a ECS PF5 at 200mhz it is rated at 800. I also have a xfx geforce 6600 le which is at core speed 327 and memory 557. When I boosted my motherboard to about 240 and played Counter strike source, sounds were weird and images were jumpy. Do I need to bump my video card speed along with my fsb? My tempertures were below 54celcius for the cpu while at peak performance. Any hints and tricks will help.


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Hi GhastMaster,

I personally recommend against over clocking...
it serverely reduces the life of your hardware.

On that note - try underclocking your RAM speed.


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I highly suggest never setting the overclock settings on nvidia to max and then hitting test...



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