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Looking for an Athlon overclocking tutorial, please help

VBboy

Diamond Member
I just got my Athlon 1.33 Ghz (stepping something like AIYJIA), Epox 8K7A+ and a Glaciator HSF.

I am looking for overclocking guides that teach how to tweak memory and CPU settings to overclock successfully. Can you guys post some links?

Thanks
 
AMDPwred,

I think you are confused. I can overclock without any pencils by changing the FSB speed from 133 to say 140 and/or by changing the multiplier from the default 10 to say 11.

No pencils necessary!
 
1) Most AMD chips 1.2 Ghz and up are already unlocked.

2) The pencil trick is to unlock the multiplier on those chips not unlocked.

3) Overclocking is easy. Up the FSB little by little until devices start failing on you. If you still want to up the processor speed, up the multiplier and you'll be able to decrease the FSB (making the system more stable).



And don't be so "cautious" with your new computer. I've seen that you've been asking an innumerable amount of questions like "Is xxx worth it? Everyone happy with their xxx? Any compatibility problems with the xxx?". Trust me bro, you WILL break something. Really, you can be extremely cautious, but somewhere along the line something will go wrong. Something will get fried, something won't work, and despite all your preparation it is unavoidable. So get what you want, don't worry so much about your equipment (it really is okay to take a pencil to the CPU, and use an eraser to clean it for that matter), and have fun. We're talking computer parts, not life and limb. 🙂
 


<< Hmmm you need to unlock the cpu to change the multiplier(hence you need to pencil the l1 briges) >>



Thank you🙂

VBboy,

You need to unlock your CPU in order to fully OC your system.
 
Hmmm if it's already unlocked why doesnt he o/c the thing?? he seems to know he has to change the multiplier than if his chip is unloked why doesnt he do it????
 
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