13 * 240 = 3.2 ghz does it not? is it possible to go higher?ok, I'm gonna give this a shot even though I never overclocked a AMD system.
1.Goto your bios screen (controll with your arrow keys in bios)
2. choose Ai tweaker
under configure system and voltage frequency choose.........
Ai overclocking , manual
cpu ratio , 13x
fsb , 240
pcie , 100
Dram control , manual
Dram frequency ,667
HT link speed 9x
and leave the rest on auto except for the cpu voltage , set that at about 1.45v or as close as that as you can get.
ANd the last one in that list should be Spread spectrum, have that disabled
Push F10 and save and it should reboot.
I got pictures of you bios here,scroll down some for more.
http://www.motherboards.org/imageview.html?i=/images/reviews/motherboards/1871_p5_19.jpg
and used this overclock as a reference.
http://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/athlon2_620/3.htm
13 * 240 = 3.2 ghz does it not? is it possible to go higher?
are the 1333 or 1600 types of memory needed for overclocking? my friend says that the speeds/timings of his ram are 400mhz and ddr2. i'm not quite familiar with ram, so i don't know their role in cpu overclocking.See if thats stable first, then we can up the fsb and lower the HT link speed to keep it at around 2000 HT speeds.
That way we can find out how high your cpu will overclock, then we will overclock your HT and get the memory speeds up.
What kind of memory do you have 1333 or 1600?
You need to download prime 95 to test for stability, then we can see if it will go higher.
there is both a 32bit and 64 bit on this page, if you have 32 bit windows 7grab the 32 bit and the 64 bit for windows 7 64 bit.
http://files.extremeoverclocking.com/file.php?f=103
are the 1333 or 1600 types of memory needed for overclocking? my friend says that the speeds/timings of his ram are 400mhz and ddr2. i'm not quite familiar with ram, so i don't know their role in cpu overclocking.
EDIT: it's 1066 memory.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820220397
^to be exact.
OK, so basically, lower the dram frequency to lowest, multiplier to 13x, pcie to 100, HT link speed 9x and increase the fsb speeds and voltages by small amounts each time until unstable or too hot?Just put the dram frequency at the lowest number and keep your fingers crossed.![]()
If the overclocks fails, the system just resets, no big deal really.
I have a friend with an Athlon II 625 and we can't get that thing to overclock much at all!
my x4 620 can do 3,25@stock voltage, it can go higher if u push the voltage.
OK, so basically, lower the dram frequency to lowest, multiplier to 13x, pcie to 100, HT link speed 9x and increase the fsb speeds and voltages by small amounts each time until unstable or too hot?
what's the maximum voltage that is safe for this chip? and my friend owns a hyper 212.
haha i haven't started yet. i'm planning on overclocking today. are there any dangers of going past 1.46 volts besides getting too hot?1.46 I believe, thats a good cooler. From what I read these chips don't get too hot anyway.
How high did you get it so far?
haha i haven't started yet. i'm planning on overclocking today. are there any dangers of going past 1.46 volts besides getting too hot?
Alright, i'll try 1.46 volts and see how that goes. What's the danger of increasing the volts higher than 1.5 if heat isn't an issue?I'm just going by what other owners have posted.....
"hell no 1.4 is not the max. i have an athlon II 630 (basically it's the same as your 640 processor, just lower clocked) and I have mine running in another rig (i don't use it anymore) running at 3.5ghz 1.46 volts. 1.4 is not the max. You can go safely to 1.5 without any issues, although I would try to stay under 1.5. "
Alright, i'll try 1.46 volts and see how that goes. What's the danger of increasing the volts higher than 1.5 if heat isn't an issue?
pfffft...
if u r lucky the chip just doesn't boot... if u r not u have an overclocking souvenir and the opportunity to upgrade...
voltage is for people who buy aftermarket coolers... tread lightly...