How to Overclock??

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Here's an article from TOM'S HARDWARE.. you'll find a lot of answers there

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Extreme Overclocking

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1kha nisa over clock karanna kalin tawaparak hitanna

Ranhiru said:

Well these are the questions. U don't hav 2 answer all of them but if u can its better! Plz try to avoid posting links to wikipedia or similar sites. I want to make this thread a good start for the newbies! Thanx all in advance!

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Sorry.. that I've given some external links.. but those articles are worth reading!!

I think those could answer a lot of your questions as well...

Ranhiru said:

9. Does overclocking effect compatibility for OS/Software/Hardware??

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No, overclocking just increases clock speed of your hardware device..

Even after overclocking there shouldn't be any compatibly issues just because you overclocked it!!

Ranhiru said:

10. Is it really necessary to overclock??

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Depends..

Overclocking is regarded as a task of PC enthusiast, if what you have now in your system is more than enough to do the job.. there's no real need to go for overclocking..

But some people feel the need to squeeze every bit of juice from their system, which relates to value for their money!!! So they go for it!!

So decision is entirely yours!!

1. What is overcloking?

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Runing a component beyond the speed specified by the manufacturer

2. How is it done?

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CPU overclocking is done by either changing the FSB/HT Bus speed and/or changing the clock multiplier.
* Clock speed = FSB clock x multiplier

VGA overclocking is done by increaing the clock speed of the core and/or the clock speed of the memory.

3. Any special software/hardware required for the process?

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CPU overclocking is done generally from BIOS and VGA overclocking is done generally using software.

Some motherboards have special hardware components that helps reach higher clock speeds, such as very very stable voltage regulators and many many BIOS options.

4. Does all processors support this?

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Yes. At least the ones made in the last 7 years. But some can't change the multiplier. They are only limited to overclocking by increasing the FSB.

5. Any possible bad side effects??

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If you increase the voltage too much it will permanently damage the wires inside the CPU. Running any component at a higher temperature will reduce its lifetime (overclocked or not)

6. Should there be bad effects, will i be able to undo?

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No. Killing a component means KILLING it!!!

7. What are the chances that i will have to go to unity to buy a new processor?

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If you don't play with the voltages, then "NEVER"

8. Advantages and Disadvantages of overclocking

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You can get a good SuperPI score
Seriously, it's free performance!!!

No disadvantages if properly done.

For example, an E6850 is same as an overclocked E6320 (different stepping, but pretty much the same). If Intel can sell their overclocked CPUs, how can there be a problem???

9. Does overclocking effect compatibility for OS/Software/Hardware??

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Usually no.

10. Is it really necessary to overclock??

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Say you have a E6320 CPU (1.86)
You want more performance.
You would spend another Rs.30000 or more on an E6850 or overclock your E6320 to 3GHz for free?

over clock /????

sri_lion said:

No, overclocking just increases clock speed of your hardware device..

Even after overclocking there shouldn't be any compatibly issues just because you overclocked it!!

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But there could be issues like standby wouldn't work after overclocking.
My LAN controller would not work if I overclocked the PCI-E to 110MHz because it works on the PCI-E bus
(Can't keep the PCI-E at default 100MHz with the overclock because it would fall back to a x1 speed :S...at least 101MHz works fine )

Anusha said:

Runing a component beyond the speed specified by the manufacturer


CPU overclocking is done by either changing the FSB/HT Bus speed and/or changing the clock multiplier.
* Clock speed = FSB clock x multiplier

VGA overclocking is done by increaing the clock speed of the core and/or the clock speed of the memory.


CPU overclocking is done generally from BIOS and VGA overclocking is done generally using software.

Some motherboards have special hardware components that helps reach higher clock speeds, such as very very stable voltage regulators and many many BIOS options.


Yes. At least the ones made in the last 7 years. But some can't change the multiplier. They are only limited to overclocking by increasing the FSB.


If you increase the voltage too much it will permanently damage the wires inside the CPU. Running any component at a higher temperature will reduce its lifetime (overclocked or not)


No. Killing a component means KILLING it!!!


If you don't play with the voltages, then "NEVER"


You can get a good SuperPI score
Seriously, it's free performance!!!

No disadvantages if properly done.

For example, an E6850 is same as an overclocked E6320 (different stepping, but pretty much the same). If Intel can sell their overclocked CPUs, how can there be a problem???


Usually no.


Say you have a E6320 CPU (1.86)
You want more performance.
You would spend another Rs.30000 or more on an E6850 or overclock your E6320 to 3GHz for free?

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ask the expert.. hehe
i hav a question.. i hav a Intel DG965RY board n a 3.0 Ghz intel p4 processor.. wats da maximum SAFE speed that i can overclock to?

nabil said:

ask the expert.. hehe
i hav a question.. i hav a Intel DG965RY board n a 3.0 Ghz intel p4 processor.. wats da maximum SAFE speed that i can overclock to?

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You can't overclock on that mobo. It is not meant to be overclocked.
You can however use the software called setfsb. It will let you overclock a little (if you are lucky)
There is no such thing called safe speed. Some people can overclock a P4 to 3.4GHz without increasing the voltages. Some people can do it upto 4GHz without increasing the voltages. (Since there is a 3.8GHz P4 model, you can use that as a target).

Anusha said:

You can't overclock on that mobo. It is not meant to be overclocked.
You can however use the software called setfsb. It will let you overclock a little (if you are lucky)
There is no such thing called safe speed. Some people can overclock a P4 to 3.4GHz without increasing the voltages. Some people can do it upto 4GHz without increasing the voltages. (Since there is a 3.8GHz P4 model, you can use that as a target).

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ya GT told me b4 i bought about me not being able to overclok.. so u think it will b worth for me to go for dat software?

nabil said:

ya GT told me b4 i bought about me not being able to overclok.. so u think it will b worth for me to go for dat software?

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Why not buy a new CPU?