Posts by Jeffrey Hill5

Kyle Sanchez4 said:It’s not worth the effort—you aren't gaining anything.

If the stock speed is 2.53 GHz and I overclock it to, say, 2.7 GHz—doesn't that technically mean the CPU has more power, potentially letting demanding games run without stuttering?

What’s the ceiling for overclocking a Celeron 2.53 GHz—133 MHz FSB, 19 multiplier? The rest of the build is an ASRock board, 2 GB of RAM, and an AMD Radeon HD 3600.

Sam Long5 said:I haven't had a decent laugh on this forum since some guy claimed LeBron James was a talentless hack...🙏

Did Dr. S touch on the NBA at all? ☕

I’ve heard the rumor that ASRock boards just aren't built for overclocking—now I'm wondering if there's any truth to that

Hey. I'm looking to push this Intel Celeron 2.53 GHz up to 2.9 GHz—just wondering about the best way to handle the overclock. Currently sitting at a 133 MHz frequency with a 19 multiplier. Using an ASRock 775 VM800 motherboard.