I'm currently using the title-mentioned motherboard. I had been reading reviews on the motherboard to check if it can be overclock or not and it turns out that the motherboard is good to go for overclock purpose. I had also read some overclocking guide online and seek help from online forumers as well but the thing is, in the M.I.T screen of the B.I.O.S setting, there is no CPU Clock Frequency option available! I'm sure that option play a role in overclocking a system. Do I need to flash the B.I.O.S to get that option? I had already hit the Ctrl+F1 to get all the hidden options but that particular one just doesn't seem to appear.
If this helps - I'm running on an Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 on the title-mentioned motherboard with 2GB of kingston 667Mhz RAM. Is there anyway I can get that CPU Clock Frequency option to be available and if so, how can I overclock my rig to 2.4Ghz?
I had check through the forum and didn come across similar problem. If at all there is/are similar thread or posting which described similar problem, please attach the link and I will close this thread. thank you.

u should go through ur manual and see where the setting is...
for some mobo, u need to enable or disabling some setting before the setting will appear...

I went through the motherboard manual and realize that the options available in the reference image under the M.I.T screen is slightly different than the one I saw on my monitor. In the manual, it has the cpu clock ratio and it says that the setting is automatically assigned by cpu detection. anyone with a intel core 2 duo e6300 with this function available in their M.I.T screen?

It's under MIT's CPU host frequency. C.I.A. 2 should be disabled. Use lower System Memory Multiplier if you're using value ram.

This post has been edited by seeseng: Feb 6 2008, 02:05 PM

I'd check the B.I.O.S again and yes, the C.I.A. 2 feature is disabled and I had tried to lower the system memory multiplier but still, overclocking seems nearly impossible for this rig of mine. Sigh. Any expert out there using a Intel E6300 with the title-mentioned motherboard can guide me in overclocking? I appreciate.

do u use any 3d card? or u use intergrated graphic

I'm using Gigabyte GA-945G-S3 before this..
Manage to OC my E4400 stable @ 2.96Ghz only..
Hehe with my mobo now, can hit MAX 3.58Ghz at this moment..
Don't try push higher
C2D E4400 @ 3.58Ghz

This post has been edited by Hoodlums: Feb 12 2008, 10:32 PM

hello developer. previously I was depending on the integrated one but currently, I'm using a GeForce graphic card. Thanks to titan-x and general_iodin, I manage to push my processor to 2.0Ghz but then it wasn't stable also. It restarted by itself after 5 hours and all the overclock settings that I performed was changed back to default setting automatically. Sigh.

hello hoodlums. that is cool indeed but i wonder why I can't overclock mine eventhough there are list of users of the same processor, who had overclocked their to near 3.0Ghz! If you are saying that with the GA-945G-S3 motherboard, its possible to overclock and with all the users who had overclocked their E6300 processor, then it shouldn't be a problem for me to overclock my computer system but unfortunately, things isn't progressing at all.

Anyone out there? A little help please...

This post has been edited by spartacvs: Feb 15 2008, 06:58 PM

Try lower the CPU multiplier by 1 then pump up FSB. Ram multiplier try 2.0. What type of PSU you're using?

What PSU are u using?

Thing is there is no such option available to lower the multiplier and yes, I'd try setting the ram multiplier to 2.0. Unfortunately, after awhile into the using the computer, it will just halt and restart and everything is set to default. It's like it just won't accept any overclocking but I hope I'm wrong about this. What type of PSU? I'm not sure if it's cap ayam brand or not but I see a "Sonic Gear" on the PSU and it's written there 250realpower.

This post has been edited by spartacvs: Mar 1 2008, 01:57 PM

seeseng and Amedion did not answer the TS question.

spartacvs, if using the correct bios doesn't help. You may want to give clockgen a try.

The only person that should be able to help you is Hoodlums because he was using it.
I don't remember seeing FSB alternation in G965-S3 as well...sigh.

Thanks for the suggestion and I'm searching for the program right now and is this Hoodlums still active in here?