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Overclocking Pent 4


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Longhorns242

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Ok, ihave a pent 4 that is running at 3.4, it is capaible of running at 3.8. How would i go about overclocking it to reach 3.8. I have a zalman 7000 cpu cooler.
My motherboard is a Intel D101ggc. My BIOS is Award. Thank you.
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Tru Techie

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is this a dell?
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no its a custom built computer (i built it)
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oh ok, thats good.

well, first things first. increase the FSB. by 5Mhz increments. and see if it will post. keep doing that until u hit a wall. then reduce back to what it was before the wall. run prime95 and memtest. if unstable. then go back to bios. and either set a mem divider, or overclock the ram by increasing voltage. if that doesnt work, see what your temps are. if the temps are fine. try lowering the multiplier, if its set high.
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how do i increase FSB, what should mem divider be set at
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Most mobos come with overclock features built right into bios, if it's not, than you can use cpuz. google it and on their website you will see guides and faq's
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you go to the bios, and you jsut increase the FSB (Front Side Bus). and then boot them computer and see if it posts.
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Go to our guides there is a couple of things on overclocking, one of them is an article from another site i reccomend reading then visiting the site it came from for more info.
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