Uhm 1st of all....if im deemed to get flamed or be called noob...go ahead..
Of mod decide to close this....go ahead.

So what i want to ask is....
Anybody wanna recommend me some software which can help me to auto OC my pc?
And do we actually have a pinned thread about any OCing softwares besides the one for vga?

Previously i was using a software that will auto OC to the max stable speed without the need of me going into BIOS to set anything..
But i changed pc and cant remeber which software was it..

Btw my pc specs:-
P4 3.0E HT
MSI 865PE Neo2 mobo
512MB*2 DDR400 + 1GB*2 DDR400 running dual channel.

The clock ICS is 952618 am i right?

#im de plain DUMB# T.T

hehe .. seem lyke vry same here .. mmm .. im a plain dumb T.T .. mm.. my frend teach "OC" yesterday .. he said into go to bios and change the FSB higher , slowly add-up . but im so "CLEAR " enough . so i'll will ask him again ^^ .. but i think my psu canot tahan 1 .. so haiz .. another problem

Hahaha where u get that quote from?

Yeah i know how to go into bios and set the fsb...
But too lazy to try slowly...
And i dont know anything about ocing ram....the clock stuffs just so confused..

This post has been edited by WaCKy-Angel: Nov 24 2006, 12:24 AM

yeah me also .. heng dai man .. OC ram nito study so many topic lar .. aiyor .. dem hard , haiz .. but no hard work no result .. sienz lor

what's so hard in overclocking, you increasing your CPU's FSB so as your RAM clock lo, that's why it's called synchronous (mispelled? ).

@wackyangel, ClockGen is your best friend, i found this tools really help in overclocking in windows, no need dozens reboot , if it too much, it'll hang and restart itself

don't forget about Prime95 to stress test ur PC!! best testing toolz!

owh yeah, forgot to mention it...

Prime95, SP2004

long story short...it can be found at http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=17713

i do recommend ClockGen.. a small tool 4 OC in windiws..

I have this....but this program is user dependent...user can set/move the slider bar..
I want something auto like the previous one im using..which i cant remember..

Btw refer to 1st post, is the ICS correct?

Your mobo does not support auto OC ??

I had used the board before but it was long ago... there is a feature known as D.O.T. which could OC automatic according certain margin allowed ...

it comes with the utility disc if not mistaken or u could grab a copy from MSI site.....

auto OC is lame

most of the time the software will overvolt the system but speed increase is only little...not efficient at all.

the same goes with 'optimal speed' function available in graphic accelerator drivers... just doesn't seem to work that well.

I dont remember Clockgen is 865chipset compatible...

mmm .. is E6300 compatible with clockgen ?? i wana try it .

I dont know how to use that function...
Its disabled by default...
Eventhough set to "commander" or something...when i change the FSB it will be back to "disabled"

I dont know....
I googled and found the ICS....
The reading seems to be correct.

my advice is, give it a try, download it, run it and see if can run or not...it's simple, no harm done to your PC

agree with u men ....... it is lame as most of time it just unable to perform stable...

always crash or restart after applying the setting ........

what about Gigabyte-DS3 Easy Tune 5 ??

i tried that and OC my C2D to 2.7 GHZ stable...

EasyTune is oni 4 Gigabyte mobo ba? (correct me if im wrong )
thread starter is using MSI board la

yes it is for Gigabyte only ....

but MSI also comes with their core center that could perform OC....

but not sure how well it perform and whether it stable or otherwise....

memtest v1.65 & go orthos are d best tools...

there's NO short cut in oc, trial & error with LOTSA patience is required.

yeah...
MSI = CoreCell, Gigabyte = EasyTune, Asus = AI NOS : all these same goal, auto-overclocking, which is (in my case), i disable it...it simply doesnt work my way...i love it when running daily with highest clock as possible...

yeah i second that, rule of thumb in overclocking, you never know how well your CPU/GPU are...