jachristie79

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i have a duron 750 and i'm trying to get it to at least 900 or more, i think i maybe able to get it up to 1000, that would make me really happy:) . I have a chrome orb and the msi k7tpro2a MB. Can anyone help me with voltage settings and FSB settings.

Right now i have it at 850.

thanks in advance
 

Compellor

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You probably won't be able to get it any higher than 950 MHz. It depends on the week it was made. Check the core for the week number. Here's a page that might help you out:

New AMD Duron Overclocking Guide

You may need more voltage to get it to 900 MHz-950 Mhz. I run my Duron 600 MHz at 850 MHz using 1.825 volts. It's very stable at this voltage, but does run a little hot: 48 C-50 C. I wouldn't bother much with FSB settings unless you have good RAM.
 

Mavo

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Also try connecting the L7 bridges for a default vcore of 1.85 You might need that extra kick to get your cpu going.
 

jachristie79

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would it also help if i applied some heatsink compound i got from radio shack?
also when i tried the cpu at 900Mhz in windows 2000 i got a registry error when it tried to load win2000? could any one offer me any suggestions???
 

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<< would it also help if i applied some heatsink compound i got from radio shack? >>



Only if your heat sink didn't have a thermal pad on the bottom of it. Use a thin layer of thermal compound. If you can't get into Win2K without getting a BSOD or registry errors, you'll have to resort to using the FSB to increase the clock frequency. There are voltage mods you can do on certain motherbords, but I wouldn't recommend doing it unless you really know what you are doing, and are willing to take a risk on frying your Duron.