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Is it possible to OC using the Registry or other built in OS componets, and is it possible to expand how much RAM is read by your system without 64bit OS. How do you know if a motherboard allows overclocking or not other than the bios settings. There are some I belive that you can use a utility to do it. but how do you know.
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Re: OC ing
Hello and welcome to the forum Qrazy,
Have a look at this FAQ on overclocking. Let me know if that answers your questions http://www.pchelpforum.com/overclock...rclocking.html EDIT: Wooo 3,000th post
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Re: OC ing
ummmmmm, i know that, a lot of it. but it dont really answer my questions, however this BIOS setting, i know of one jummper on my board the SPI header what is that?, and the multiplyer how can I find the multi jumper,
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Re: OC ing
I will PM someone who is more knowledgable regarding Overclocking than I to answer your questions.
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Re: OC ing
I have a tool(setFSB 2.1.93.0) and it says it supports my motherboard.....but when i move it up one step my computer hangs instantly. (SetFSB_HomePage) Asus IPIBL-LA is supported
(CV190BPAG) is the specified clock gen to my motherboard |
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Re: OC ing
I do not believe in overclocking, there is to many problems with doing it. It appears you have already found that out.
I have never heard of overclocking through the registry, it's always done via the motherboard and / or graphics card. How to utilise 4 gigs of ram with Win XP 32 bit version.
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Re: OC ing
You want to destroy your computer through overclocking?
That's your right, but check this out first... http://www.pchelpforum.com/overclock...rclocking.html
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