Overclocking (Main Thread)
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I mean, what exactly qualifies as a "good score" in 3DMark03 these days?
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Kenneth Vaughn8 said:God, this thing is an absolute beast of a motherboard 🙏 🙏 🙏
I suppose I should probably mention that my attempts at being helpful usually end up looking like a total disaster, much to everyone's quiet amusement. kaže:
That's not actually the motherboard, it's just the chipset.🤣
Mr.Ex.President said:Maybe, I don't know...
Just tell me what motherboard you're actually running...
Download Everest; it'll tell you if you can't figure it out yourself...
Look, I'm not trying to be rude here, but if you don't even know which motherboard you have, you probably shouldn't touch anything at all because there's really no saving that situation...
Just hand it off to someone who actually knows what they're doing and call it a day.🙂
Mr.Ex.President said:What motherboard😕
Basically, you just need to adjust the FSB value in the BIOS settings.
No jumpers required—that's old school. I checked the BIOS, but couldn't find anything specific. Is it maybe labeled as HT Frequency?
Check online for your specific motherboard specs if it's actually important.
Thanks in advance
Mr.Ex.President said:So, is there any😲
Since that processor was basically engineered specifically for overclocking,