which is the most ocable?2140, 2160 or 2180?

- Start the computer by switching on the power. A cold boot recycles the computer's random access memory (RAM), thus removing any viruses that ...
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- The first time power is applied to a product, or a hard reset.
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- Starting the computer from a power-off status. If your computer is off, and you turn the switch on, you're performing a Cold Boot.
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- One of two ways to boot the reader; compare to warm boot. A cold boot invokes the BIOS boot sequence, which verifies that the 256K flash system image is not corrupt, clears all memory, and performs a complete power-on self test (POST) to ensure that the hardware and peripherals are operational. ...
- reloading a computer's operating system by turning the power to the computer off and then back on.
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- Starting the computer by turning power on. Turning power off and then back on again clears memory and many internal settings. Some program failures will lock up the computer and require a cold boot to use the computer again

so i need to lower my multi and increase fsb right??
how about my vcore?
stick to the stock or increase a couple of notch?
thanks mate.

Ok. but now my problem is when i change the clocking features in my boot setup that mssge will appear.
when i just press F1 to continue cpu will running at stock speed 1.80Ghz not my overclocked speed. Even when i'm restarting my comp
that mssge will appear again and again. If just luck i can boot without that msge and get my overclocked speed
that i've been set.

I've do that. Sometimes it work but mostly not . Motherboard, J&W JW-IN7100-HD and psu, cooler master real power 450w.

This is mine now. I try 400x8 before, but restart after 3 hours orthos. Dunno how to increase again. Any recommendation?
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i tried 1.4v before, but its not stable also. I will try 1.5v later. Is it recommended? Im afraid i'll burn my proc.

I tried 420x8, failed at POST screen, 415x8, BSOD before entering windows. Now 413x8, ok2 la. Haven't tried orthos yet. But on orthos for 5 mins to see the load temp, max at 64c, idle at 40c. Im sure i cant get far than this due to my ram. Im using cosair vs 667 only.

Im using GeminII power with 1200RPM CM fans. Not that speed though. I guess for now i will settle with this. Im trying to invest in ram first then i'll continue to OC.

I tried before, but i cant go far with 9x. BSOD, Not boot itself, etc2, thats why im using 8x. Maybe i'll try 9x later.

How to use clockgen to set the clock? it seems nothing to modify. No slider. Only show cpu and fsb speed at default.

how to identify? is it nVIDIA MCP73U/PV/V/D?
sorry for noob question..

If i've found the chipset. What to do next?
when i run clockgen theres only two button clocks and option.
no pll control things where i've seen over googling...

hmm I still dont get how to OC in bios setup, I cant find the fsb or cpu options. or u guys setup with software

wow.. nice score    using stock cooler some more. What is the load temp?

nice scores dude.

Now, there are 2 mods you can do. If you're loading up the CPU heavy with voltage and high speeds, and if you notice that the voltage swings between idle and load is quite big, then you may consider the VDroop mod. Pencil the SMD capacitor seen below to reduce the droop. Alternatively, you can solder on a 500K ohms Variable resistor across the 2 points shown. Set at Max 500K ohms, Decrease resistance until you find very little droop in VCore. .

http://resources.vr-zone.com.sg/Shamino/gigap35ds3/28.jpg

For CPU Vcore, connect a 500K ohms Variable resistor to point shown, with other leg connected to ground. Set at Max 500K ohms, Decrease resistance to increase voltage. And there! Everything you need to kick-off a hardcore overclocking session.

ur room got aircond still can be affected by day time ar?

u should be able to try 3.04Ghz to 3.1Ghz it should be stable till 3.1Ghz with stock Vcore.. keep on going dude

it looks fine to me leh

lol..4.3ghz for e2140..use clockgen tarik tarik..den snapshot...den do superpi..haha..den canot tahan ad...i 3.2ghz 24/7 is enuf ad..aiming 8200 if possible...den can hentam abit more.