really r??
masa i start ocing, i'm totally blank and newb...
ask him very simple Q oso but replied nicely wor...serious..

really wor. dunno if he's in bad mood or something that time. (i nvr ask him anything though).

many ppl complain bout him what. nvrm lar, he's one of the best here. really admire his skills.

Hi everyone i am new here. I wanna to ask smt if i want overclocking wht i nd to do?

refer the 1st page bro...
taiko2 here already post the link...
try refer the link 1st k...
that will help u a little bit...

u need to be a nerd

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Added on January 8, 2010, 10:24 amneed to understand wat is oc lol

This post has been edited by iPod30gb: Jan 8 2010, 10:24 AM

read and learn. most sifu here probably learn from that.

not me, me still learn~

im lazy to reaD fell asleep

Lol just refer to kmarc's thread for the basics lar. I also started off not knowing anything. Go slow and don't kan cheong want to jump too far ahead and nothing will fry one.

Check my username and view my post waaayyyy back before some of you even joined LYN

Back then my only experience was only to change jumper to make CPU run faster without any other stabilizing methods whatsoever....No ram tweaks, no CPU-z, no memory tweaks, nothing....

After spending approx 2 years worth of reading about overclocking from books, magazines, forums, anandtech, tomshardware and techarp, I managed to grasp the fundamentals and some advance methods...

Then I hangout overseas forum such as overclock.net, xtremesystems, bleedingedge (last time OCZ support forum) to study and have an insight regarding their hardware as compared to mine...

In my time I'm lucky to play with BH-5, TCCD, D9GMH and some unpopular of components such as OCZ DDR Booster (which fried 3 of my 939 boards and 2 of my 754 board and a CM550 PSU)

I believe most of the OC'ers here also spends similar amount of time and some moolahs in order to achieve knowledge and while money might be a limited resources, reading an article of post at forum isn't!

So I suggest you read....its better than just asking people to OC for u...

But if you mis-looked , perhaps there are overclocking engines that are build integrated with your mobo...it is usually called Auto Overclocking or Performance OC or Auto Performance and what not...use it....

OC your ownself, do some research and start oc.... find some fun there =)

ts, oc'ing is really something you should learn by yourself.
i'm new to ocing too.

if you're really afraid of burning your system, do it like i did;
-increase fsb slowly, preferably 10 Mhz a step and boot your pc each time you change it.
-run prime95 for at least 3 hours to ensure stability
-if stable, continue above steps until you experience a crash in your torture test or any problems of booting to os or even post
-then try to increase your voltage slowly too, preferably 0.005v a step and try to boot until you reach stability.
-continue until you reach an immovable wall to your oc. (meaning even if you increase voltage to dangerous settings, the board won't even boot)
-or till your desired oc speed.

i'm currently ocing my phenom ii x2 like that.
but i only increase the multiplier instead of HT though.
and each time i run torture test, i let it run overnight till i wake up next morning.
have reached 3.4GHz with both cores unlock at stock voltage.

and continuing to push further.

p.s. clear CMOS if you can't post.