Last edited by NeXuS4909 (2008-05-10 17:35:08)
I know i go into the bios but i dont know exactly where to go in the bios.GGF0RCE wrote:
bios
Yeah, also, it might be hidden.Freezer7Pro wrote:
There should be something like "Frequency/Voltage control", "Overclocking", or something in the likes. Slowly up the FSB or HyperTransport (HT) speed, 10-20MHz at a time. Run a SuperPI 1M in between to see that it's somehow stable. Keep doing this until it gets unstable. Then up the VCore by the smallest ammount possible. Repeat until it's somehow stable. Raise the HyperTransport a little again. Repeat.
Board-specific things should be in the manual.
There is a daughter board (don't know if you can still find them though) that plugs into the board and lets you use a socket am2 chip and ddr2.NeXuS4909 wrote:
How can i overclock my amd athlon 64 3700?
mobo: ASRock 939Dual-SATA2
Howz?
Karma to winar
EDIT: Btw i was reading my Mobo box and it says....
Future CPU port: Socket AM2 Upgrade Interface for AM2 CPU Board. What does this mean?
oh my god yes. i remember that board. i was seriously considering getting it, actually. what they have is basically half a mobo that plugs in (much like any PCI card) to their proprietary slot. and on that half a mobo card thing, they have a CPU socket (AM2) and DDR2 slots. good luck fitting a non-standard heatsink on that though. and make sure it doesnt break.jaymz9350 wrote:
There is a daughter board (don't know if you can still find them though) that plugs into the board and lets you use a socket am2 chip and ddr2.NeXuS4909 wrote:
How can i overclock my amd athlon 64 3700?
mobo: ASRock 939Dual-SATA2
Howz?
Karma to winar
EDIT: Btw i was reading my Mobo box and it says....
Future CPU port: Socket AM2 Upgrade Interface for AM2 CPU Board. What does this mean?