How to overclock

[cheekymonkey]

Is there any other way to overclock a CPU if the board/bios will not allow any fsb/multiplier/voltage change and none of the cool software utils supports changing the FSB.

It is an Intel D845HV board and I would rather blow the cash on a GeForce4 Ti4600 before an new board and memory just so i can overclock the CPU. Is there anyone who knows a way to overclock the chip on this board?

I have a similar problem with an old PIII 700 on a ***** board as well.

[NDD]

if the board/bios will not allow any fsb/multiplier/voltage change and none of the cool software utils supports changing the FSB.
Nope. Unless they haven't thought of any other way :rolleyes:

[gibsinep]

Most Intel board dont support Overclocking. Somthing to remember in the future.
:t

[cheekymonkey]

Oh well . . .I didnt buy the board by choice, it was in an amazing deal of a PC which had been handled, lets say a bit rough, in delivery to someone else and was sold off cheap because nobody wanted it.

All the case was scratched pretty bad (but still intact).

I managed to salvage the board with a P4 2Ghz chip on and some other bits for about £150 and that was way back at the beginning of the year when these chips alone went for about £400.

It was a v.large PC store and I think they just write the value off anyway so they werent bothered and i got myself a very sweet deal !!

Who's board would you go for Epox/Abit/Asus for overclocking this chip?
I would like a DDR RAM board that I can overclock next.

[Grentarc]

I would go for an Abit board, just because they are one of the best overclocker's boards around (i don't know about the P4 ones, but the athlon ones are!)

[Intel_Geek]

I have my ASUS FSB@177Mhz w/o any problems.. :)

[missiveusa]

Epox and Abit have a great feature that other mfg's don't: an adjustable divider in the BIOS so you can set fsb to very high values and still keep the AGP/PCI bus in spec.

[Intel_Geek]

I have my default ratio set to 133:100:33..my o/clock settings are 177:133:44..so my RAM is at normal clock speed, FSB is o/clocked & PCI BUS is o/clocked which obviously makes it faster..& its as stable as.

Love my ASUS..