Overclocking on KR7A-Raid using CPUFSB...possible?

[grifterspawn]

Anyone know if you can do this? If so, how.

 

[DataChief]

ur just begging for a flame dude

do some searches, check OCing websites, and learn how to. It's very easy.

 

[grifterspawn]

Well I did all of those "dude" to no avail. There doesnt seem to be enough info on it readily available. I was wondering whether or it works with PLL's assigned to other motherboards as their isnt any native support. Try and be helpful next time, being an ass won't get you anywhere unless you're in prison.

 

[CelticDemolition]

here

maybe this will help

 

[grifterspawn]

Read that, just said to use CPUFSB, not how.
Although I did try the "fine tuning" option, not sure if it worked as it instantly froze the pc.

 

[CelticDemolition]

alright, all you gotta do is go into the bios setup when your computer boots.. it should tell you what key to hit (its F2 on mine). though i have never personally used abit's softmenu III setup, i'd imagine you use the arrow keys to select the proper field, hit enter, and then use the arrow keys again to select the speed of the front side bus, hit enter again, and then wait for a reboot. be sure to begin with small increments and stop and stress test your setup to make sure that it is stable before moving on. you might want to get a friend to help you, though, if youre this unsure about where to begin on what is probably the easiest overclocking operation in history. have fun.

 

[grifterspawn]

Thanks but I actually know how to do it that way, I just wanted to take the lazy man's way out and do it in windows first, so I dont have to wade through all the crap next to my computer to get to the CMOS clear jumper.

 

[Goose77]

hey grift, where did u get the CPUFSB? would love to have it and try to overclock my pII