Overclocking AMD Athlon 64 3000+ at stable frequency

[rooter]

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I had just necessitate some assist on overclocking my AMD Athlon 64 3000+ desktop. I be familiar with extremely few things regarding overclocking what superior it be able do and what it can destroy additional I am not knowing any thing on actually performing an overclock. As I said on the title, my processor is AMD Athlon 64 3000+ Winchester S939 and I am using Windows XP as the OS. I am planning to switch to windows 7 subsequent to overclocking so please I desire to have tips or perhaps assist how to overclock this type of pc.

[Makarios]

Your ram is underclocked and attractive erroneously, your PCI bus at 47MHz is bordering on data corruption, and 1.6v is a diminutive high for 24/7 utilize. I have encompassed benched 939's as high as 1.8v or so, additional than for 24/7 use 1.55v is the entire I would recommend. It is good to observe a familiar face with is to facilitate several kind of usable OC, just presently an illustration of clock speed I ahd acquire commencing from old chester.

[AshritaS]

In this a number of boards require the lock to be position at 67MHz to work accurately rather than 66MHz though. Do not actually be familiar with the complete story on yours. Then you be able to start deification your CPU FSB frequency 10MHz at a time until it does not boot. When it does not boot, raise the CPU voltage a hit it off and endeavoring it the entire again.

[Bethany Johson]

You have to maintain repeating this until you not be able to boot any longer or you reach 1.5v on the CPU voltage, or your CPU temp acquires to 50c. Subsequent to that, position a number of CPU-Z screen shots of the entire tabs and I determine to take a look and observe where you stand. Most of them determine to make adjustments from there.

[Habiba22]

I determine to raise/adjust my CPU FSB frequency and CPU voltage. Additional than I will not touch or conglomerate the settings you gave me for AGP frequency, Memclock value, HT frequency. HT link down to 600 and observe if you be able to go higher on the FSB. No additional voltage to the CPU commenicng from side to side. Post the CPU-Z's the entire in excess off again when you not be able to go several higher. Just presently the CPU tab and the memory tab this time though.

[Fadheela]

If you be able to get back to 260, or as close as you be able to. It is almost certainly for the reason that your ram is in dual channel at present. Single channel determine to usually permit a higher OC, additional than it creates your system feel slower due to less bandwidth and latency on the ram. Dual channel is where you desire to be. You are receiving close to your max OC. I am thinking right appropriately 2.4 - 2.5 is regarding as superior as it acquires for 24/7 usage on the Winchesters.

[Edi]

That is why I desired to drop with the intention of to 600 in the bios as an alternative of the 800 to facilitate you are set at present. You be able to try bumping the FSB a couple MHZ at a time at present as an alternative of 10MHz at a time. The Max MHz on your board is 280, so you are receiving close. A couple additional things I desire you to alter. The HT voltage off auto to 1.32v Memory voltage off auto to 2.60v DRAM arrangement, and you have to hit it off enter. After that you have to locate DRAM 1T timing and enable it.

[Nabhanyu]

It observe how high you be able to acquire your FSB. Just presently the CPU and memory. Try HT frequency at 600 the entire in excess off again subsequent to that and let me be familiar with how it goes. Most of them determine to go from there. What you said and it ran at HT Frequency 600 and CPU FSB 264MHz one thing I be aware of though. The loading of my OS takes additional than 30secs other than not up to a minute.

[chuck28]

In additional when I initially tried to boot up to 270MHz subsequent to saving the bios, it does not restart. Similar to when I had tried in 265MHz. Additional than when I tried 264MHz then saved the bios, it restarts. I remembered with the intention I had encountered this issue on an occasion previous to. When my PSU wattage not be able to support anymore. So I had recently purchased a 600W PSU and that is what I am utilizing at present do you imagine it's the similar problem as before.