#Clockgen overclock Pc#

Once the PC has been stable for a few minutes, boost the HTT in Clockgen by 5MHz or so. Set it going on CPU test (Use memory test for the Ram) and wait for the CPU temp to top out. I use Clockgen to find the max speeds and then use the CMOS for the final settings.ДЄ good program to test with is Stress Prime 2004. If it wont boot try holding the INS key and then powering it up.Д«eware of overheating anything, its easy. You can also tweak the timings of the ram, try reducing one setting at a time until it becomes unstable.Д«e sure to have all the CMOS settings you have changed written down as you may need to clear your CMOS. You can boost the voltage for the cpu, Ram and memory to gain more performance. You should now be running your memory and CPU near their maximums. Leave the HT mutiplier at 2x or 3x (the lowest that you could set it to). Keep the CPU multiplier at the setting you noted (if the rams max HTT is way lower than the CPUs max HTT, you may want to raise the CPU multi to get the CPU speed back up) Of the 3 HTT figures you have noted, the lowest is the one you will need to use. If the Max HTT isnt anywhere near the max of the motherboard, reduce the CPU mutiplier and keep going. Set the HTT back to default, the CPU multi to default and the Ram to low speed. Set the Ram back to default speed (dont use the setting default) and boost the HTT til it becomes unstable. You need to know this so if your Ram or CPU clocking cant go any further, you know if the board is maxed or you may be able to get more by using higher voltages. If you go too far you will need to hold INS on boot or reset the cmos. Setting Ram timings too slow or fast can stop the memory and your PC working so be careful not to stray too far from the default speeds unless you have read about your ram and know better. You must set the ram speeds not leave them on auto. Set the Ram speed, CPU and HT multipler low (say 2x for HT if it works, if not then 3x). The principles are the same for Intel but some steps are a little different. Check out some of the overclocking threads, there are a lot.

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