help me pls...who know how to make it become normal @ 2.8Ghz or overclock it..i use amd overdrive but can't OC..my mobo = Acer model FRS780M chipset 780G..

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This post has been edited by amirudin920927: Mar 6 2010, 12:54 PM

I don't see any problem sir.. normal things occur

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Mar 6 2010, 01:16 PM

the speed down..it must be 2.8ghz for normal..but stuck at 2.792ghz...

it's fluctuate.. no worries..

do your math skill.. round up .. and it still 2.8 right?

owh,okey...but did u know how to OC?

I know nothing
but this place know much
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1277252

Have fun there...

Exactly why do you want to OC your CPU?

thanks...

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Added on March 6, 2010, 1:45 pmplaying games well...

This post has been edited by amirudin920927: Mar 6 2010, 01:45 PM

You do know it's not going to give you a huge performance difference right? You need to do your research on overclocking plus your own CPU. Make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Overclocking isn't an easy/cheap solution to increasing performance. It's an enthusiasts thing. You need to be aware about what it entails to your system.

You already have an X4 and most games are GPU intensive. Just how much of a difference do you think it will make? Again make sure you know what you are getting into.

not all stock proc speed will show u the correct speed u know..

it listed at box 3.0-- but cpuid show 2.98 something..


its very common for proc manufactured to roundup to most x.xx digits.

eg. 3.00, 2.83, 2.66, 2.33

owh i see...thanks..

You should be aware that overclocking will stress the motherboard. Depending on the motherboard design, most enthusiast class motherboards can do it easily without much stress at all (due to having better VRM). However I'm not sure whether your motherboard will be able to withstand the overclock over long periods, furthermore its a branded PC (ie. usually boards on branded machines are very limited).

this is a big lie

+1 to lex statement
acer mobo means one set from acer? i guess this kind of mobo can hardly oc by bios... the bios is kindda limited..am i right? i intend to be corrected on this statement
u can try using software if it works... k10stat /cpu tweaker..

and wait.. urs is not unlock multi..so u must do some reading 1st

Nothing wrong, here's mine.
Open CnQ = 800MHz - 2.7GHz
Off CnQ = 2.6GHz

the motherboard base clock is clock like this speed, if you not syok, then go into bios and increase the base clock to 201mhz..

It's quite normal la bro... Don't worry. Experienced or expert user also know about this. There is no perfect value and speed in pc. Let's say for example, the core clock is 1.5GHz(written on the OEM box) but it actual speed is not at 1.5, maybe 1.45 or something but it also very close to 1.5.
Some USB Flash driver also, you may try yourself, plug in a any flash drive into your pc, and then check the capacity of the drive, if you plugged in a 2GB flash drive, it might show not 2GB actually, maybe something like 1.8x or 1.9x.
It is normal, don't worry.

owh i see...ur statement make me scared to oc..btw thanks..it give me some information...

weird!!!.. CnQ not effect default speed!...
weird la...

thanks 4 the nice software..but i still can't oc..my multiplier = x14.0,but the speed at the factory speed(2.8Ghz)...

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Added on March 7, 2010, 11:40 pmyaa,i know that..i've turn of CnQ...if on = 1000+- Mhz.. btw,tq..

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Added on March 7, 2010, 11:41 pmyaa...thats 1 didn't know how to clock from bios...i can't found any clock in bios..

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Added on March 7, 2010, 11:42 pmthanks 4 the information..now i wanna find the way how to OC..

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Added on March 7, 2010, 11:45 pmSearching on how to OC my cpu..

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Added on March 7, 2010, 11:47 pmyaa,its didn't effect but effect on realtime speed...its increase the speed when need and decrease the speed whe didn't need it...

This post has been edited by amirudin920927: Mar 7 2010, 11:47 PM

maybe the motherboard didnt have overclock option..

i also got 1 pc like that, dont have overclock option at all..

owh..so,how to OC?

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Added on March 8, 2010, 1:34 pmBtw,my speed come back normal..



This post has been edited by amirudin920927: Mar 8 2010, 01:34 PM

just stare at ur cpu-z more than 5 second ur can see speed clock fluctuation.

cannot overclock lo.

i got a frend... his default speed is 2.6ghz but running in 1.9ghz ya...
i helped him by disabling the "cool & quiet" feature in bios setting... then it went back to the 2.6ghz...i don know ur board has this feature or not..... hope that this can help u... just have a try

This post has been edited by kimchoo: Apr 1 2010, 01:01 PM

The answer is simple. Your clock speed is generated from the CPU multiplier x FSB/BCLK. The FSB number fluctuates a little and every motherboard would have a different reading of FSB slightly. As such, 200FSB doesn't always mean 200FSB sharp, it can be 199.7 or 200.3, etc. Hence if you look at your screen shot, your FSB is 199.5 which is why you're running 2.793Ghz (14 x 199.5)

If your board can manage to run the FSB at 200 sharp and does not fluctuate then you'll be getting 2.8Ghz No big deal, it's normal to have some inaccuracy in the overall clock speed. I hope this answers your question.

t's fluctuate.. no worries..