Is there a program that can change vCore and is compatible with VIA KT600 chipset?

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

I tried sticking in those little copper wires in my socket and it worked but, it only worked up to like 1.74v. So i want a program that supports the via kt600 chipset, could i unlock it in bios with a program?

 

[Shimmishim]

what motherboard you using?

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

.....ecs kt600-a , i've been trying to find programs that can control the chipset

 

[Shimmishim]

i'd say try clockgen but seems like it doesn't support your board

you can always try the wire trick again to see if you can get more...

howmuch higher you wanna go?

you might just want to get an nf2 ultra board instead.... they are much better for overclocking anyway

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

well im getting an abit kv7 soon, but i like to mess with stuff alot. im just using this sempron till i can get good prices on the new athlons maybe a dual core

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

is there someway i could put softmenu on my mobo?
edit- softmenu only allows you to go up to 1.8v if i overclocked with dry ice would i go over that?

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

i think ill save my money and get a case and psu. i got it to 2.39Ghz at 1.8v i'm going to try to get 1.85v but these little copper things ares the most reliable lol, i have to stick usually 2 in there to get it to work. do i need subzero temps to go higher than 1.8v?????

 

[blckgrffn]

Heat doesn't kill, voltage does

Anyway, since that is a AXP based processor, I believe that AMD says they are good to 2V, but you won't ever see me at 1.8 or above...

 

[AMDgood IntelBAD]

i got mine up to 1.8v and it was at 2.4GHz then it crashed, and it was stable at 2.3GHz then after a few days 2.3 was unstable so then 2.2 and it became unstable and then it happened quicker so now its only stable at 1GHz, ouch........