Oc 1090t

Iv never Oc'ed a cpu before, i was wondering if you could tell me if iv done it right.......

I went into bios and ajusted er.....somthing frequency from 200 to 225, it now says 3.60 in bios but in dxdiag it still says 3.2?

Question, is that all i need to do? is it gonna be safe? and what kind of temp dont i want to reach.

And no evildead i dont want an i5 ;)

Put that setting back and increase the multiplier.

Ok will do tnx........why anyways?

Put that setting back and increase the multiplier.

GummiRaccoon

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Put that setting back and increase the multiplier.

jonleeprice

what did you set it to? get out your motherboard manual and look for a bios reset button/switch/jumper.

I really wish people would read more into overclocking before attempting it.

I really wish people would read more into overclocking before attempting it.

dbzfreak123

In the TC's defence, some of the overclocking guides I've come across are pretty poorly written.

Put that setting back and increase the multiplier.

GummiRaccoon

Seconded. If you've got an unlocked multiplier, use it! There's no point in fiddling around with the FSB if you have the quick 'n easy method of modifying the multiplier at your disposal.

Right ok problem solved (kind of) by adjusting the multipier on the CPU i have somehow killed my GPU???? (well at least i assume i have as i have removed it and using onboard and it seems to now work :/ )

Any ideas why this would happen ?

no thats not possible, put ur video card back in there, bump up the multiplier 1 step at a time, don't overdo it. What is your powersupply? Make sure before you overclock your psu is decent and can give enough amps to all the parts.

no thats not possible, put ur video card back in there, bump up the multiplier 1 step at a time, don't overdo it. What is your powersupply? Make sure before you overclock your psu is decent and can give enough amps to all the parts.

blaznwiipspman1

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no thats not possible, put ur video card back in there, bump up the multiplier 1 step at a time, don't overdo it. What is your powersupply? Make sure before you overclock your psu is decent and can give enough amps to all the parts.

jonleeprice

Don't worry. Weird stuff like that happens all the time. I somehow fried my friend's monitor by testing out my sound card in his system once :?

[QUOTE="jonleeprice"][QUOTE="blaznwiipspman1"]

no thats not possible, put ur video card back in there, bump up the multiplier 1 step at a time, don't overdo it. What is your powersupply? Make sure before you overclock your psu is decent and can give enough amps to all the parts.

Don't worry. Weird stuff like that happens all the time. I somehow fried my friend's monitor by testing out my sound card in his system once :?

I just used AMD Overdrive to OC my 1100T to 4ghz, all I did was move the slider to 4000mhz and hit Apply