Overclock my amd phenom x2 II 550

[Saqlain]

Hello gentlemen! I have a problem comes not a day my CPU overclocks! I tried everything with all the software! ClockGen (I can not find my PLL) EasyTune, amd overdrive, and even the BIOS I cannot do I'm beginning to lose hope for info.
Processor: AMD Phenom X2 550 II 3100 MHz
Motherboard: Gigabyte MA74GM-S2H
Memory: 2x1GB DDR2
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon HD 5750
PSU: 600Watt

[desilva]

I tried but the problem is that my screen went black after with press f10 to save the change compatible in short I would especially like to do via ClockGen but I do not quite understand the operation of this software, already I am not able to find my PLL in the list I wonder if it's me who does not know search or c is just that my motherboard is not compatible.

[Common]

Well I think your card is too recent for overclocks with software the way, if you want overclocks your trial you must do so through the BIOS You've read the tutorial that I put you above that the overclocking-pc site. I'll help Start by setting your PCI Express to 100 mhrz Then put your ram at the most basic frequency as you can to be sure it do not be your ram that you limit your FSB up and up your FSB from 10 to 10 Mhz and did a test of stability (or OCCT CPU stress each time about 10 minutes) during the test monitors your heart avoids temperatures exceed 75 ° C Then when you will be more stable FSB back down to the stable and back your ram as the manufacturer's advice and retest stability of the kids one hour and if you are stable your OC is OK. It çan not affect immediately the tension I'll explain when you have done all this did you understand?? I remain at your disposal if you need help.

[Abbie]

The Gigabyte motherboard I know not well but there are certainly similarities REFERENCE Clock On the asus bios you have a menu JumperFree configuration and are called CPU FSB / HT Reference Clock. Did you do the same? And how is it default? I hope this information will help you. And ya please provide me this information which I have asked over here.

[Brooks]

I think I'm about to burn out my stuff !! Because I change the setting in my bios for my
overclocks Phenom X2 II 550.
- So I mount the CPU clock ratio x15.5
- Jai block my pci-e at 100
- And I ride my FSB (from 5 in 5) to 250

what makes me 15.5 * 240 = 3875.So I go from 3.1GHz to 3.875GHz FSB the problem is that when I climb more in the FSB a memory clock rate of 666mhz is writing his x2.66 is not too much?? More of the tests under 10min OCCT fails DDR2 PC4200 Get it for my memory of DDR2 PC4200. Is that I could play on the other settings from "CPU Clock Ratio" and "FSB" to arrange his?

[Dominic8]

Yes what you in your bios by MEMORY CLOCK in manual mode puts the Then just below memclock VALUE Met as I said above "your ram at the most basic frequency as you can to be sure it do not be your ram that you limit your FSB up" Then when you will be at your max FSB you bring it up to have a good ratio FSB / RAM.