overclocking

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I just got a new dual core cpu for my old mobo; an Asus a8n-sli
premium w/939 socket and I want to overclock my machine. I used the
jumperfree configuration in BIOS to 'automatically' overclock it to 8%
(it wont POST with the 10% setting) but that didnt seem to satisfy my
interest. I guess Im more interested in learning how to overclock
than I am about improving performance.

What's a good resource for someone that wants to learn about
overclocking, specifically a 939? (I googled "overclocking" and so
forth but most of the articles were just from IT ezines and didnt go
into much detail.)

Does anyone else have an overclocked 939? Any tips on overclocking
the 939? is the dual core toledo a good overclockable cpu?

Thanks for your help...Shane
 
the warlock society said:
I just got a new dual core cpu for my old mobo; an Asus a8n-sli
premium w/939 socket and I want to overclock my machine. I used the
jumperfree configuration in BIOS to 'automatically' overclock it to 8%
(it wont POST with the 10% setting) but that didnt seem to satisfy my
interest. I guess Im more interested in learning how to overclock
than I am about improving performance.

What's a good resource for someone that wants to learn about
overclocking, specifically a 939? (I googled "overclocking" and so
forth but most of the articles were just from IT ezines and didnt go
into much detail.)

Does anyone else have an overclocked 939? Any tips on overclocking
the 939? is the dual core toledo a good overclockable cpu?

Thanks for your help...Shane
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Check out www.overclockers.com
 
Shadow36 said:
Check out www.overclockers.com
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That is a very good site. There is also a newsgroup
<alt.comp.hardware.overclocking> that has a bunch of pretty good folks that
have good info. Right now, the emphasis in the group are more towards the
Intel 'Core' processors since they are the most popular CPUs for
overclocking at this time, but the process is generally the same.

Ed
 
That is a very good site. There is also a newsgroup
<alt.comp.hardware.overclocking> that has a bunch of pretty good folks that
have good info. Right now, the emphasis in the group are more towards the
Intel 'Core' processors since they are the most popular CPUs for
overclocking at this time, but the process is generally the same.

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thanks shadow and ed; i found a nice post on that forum that goes over
the 939 which I'll be playing with as soon as I get home from work.

Ill let you guys know how it turned out; thanks for the tip!

shane
 
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