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Tutorial: The Ultimate "How-To" Guide (FAQ) in Forum Help! ·
Thanks so much for getting back to me so incredibly fast!☕
Tutorial: The Ultimate "How-To" Guide (FAQ) in Forum Help! ·
How do I add a link?
I can't seem to find the option anywhere.
Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
Frank White75 said:Kudos! 😍

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Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
Come on, someone give me a little attention here—I could use a bit of praise!😍 For crying out loud, this is actually my very first attempt at overclocking.
Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
I’ve managed to hit 3.8GHz with a voltage of just over 1.16V—and I honestly think I can push it even lower since I haven't touched the other voltages yet. I'm running DDR at 1000MHz with a BOX fan spinning at 2106rpm. My big question is: is it possible to push the Front Side Bus past 1600? It won't stay stable once I go over that limit, and I'm trying to wrap my head around why. My humble goal is to hit the 4 GHz mark!😍 If anyone has any tips, I'm using an ASUS P5QL Pro and Kingston 800MHz RAM. During a two-hour stress test using both Orthos and OCCT, the CPU temps stayed steady at 55°C.
Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
Alright, thanks everyone for the help! I'm back at it on my own now.🙂

There we go—rocking it at 3201 MHz!😁
Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
So, here goes my very first attempt at overclocking😁. I've got my E7200 running at 3.17GHz right now. But I've run into a bit of a weird issue: CPU-z keeps jumping around. It shows 3170MHz, then drops down to 1950MHz for a few seconds, and then jumps right back up to 3170MHz again. What's actually going on there? Is it possible that the two cores are running at different speeds😕 or something else? All I did was bump up the FSB voltage; I didn't touch anything else.
Overclocking (Main Thread) in Desktops ·
Alright, I’m going to give this a shot and see how far I can push the overclocking. I'm curious to see what kind of results I can get out of the Asus P5QL Pro paired with an E7200 while sticking with the stock Intel cooler. I'm not looking to break any world records here—just aiming for something reasonable like 3 to 3.2 GHz would be perfect.