AMD 4200+ overclock

Hi,
I am interested in the subject as leading to limiting the components wanted to know if I can help make my first overclock in a porcesador Athol AMD 64 X2 4200+, which recommend programs to do (where check temp. and other things to keep in mind that are indispensable) and to what extent is the recommended overclock on this processor Ocean as far as what we require.

At this moment I would change the cooler and dicipador to AM2 and you got a pretty nice that it keeps about 18 eighth doing nothing and playing the racer driver grid after 1HS works about 23 sessions, I hope that this will help them.

The most reliable I know to see the temp is the everest, and second the hwmonitor.
On the site there is a good guide as to make overclock Athlon 64, which also serves for x2. Please give a look.

I install everest and the other to me ditches you. I program in both brand around 107 ºC temperature where motherboard is not making. I have a motherboard k9n2 sli platinum before making the overclock to the processor.
The issue is that after you did the overclocking the processor and what could lead to AMD 4200+ to 5000+ (of 2200mhz to 2662mhz) up there if not encouraging me to give more, the temperature of the processor once overclocked without doing anything at 27 ºC and playing to assasin after 2 hours reaches 43 ºC. This is not whether these parameters are well, then why post again. Also the temperature that frightens me is the motherboard temps that I mark 107 ºC + or - and I would like if I can say if this good? The manufacturer does not tell me anything.

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Originally Posted by ProcalX

Also the temperature that frightens me is the motherboard temps that I mark 107 ºC + or - and I would like if I can say if this good? The manufacturer does not tell me anything.

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107 ºC :blink: I feel that is too high. That is the 27th part of what my motherboard shows.

Another thing I realized is that the everest could not recognize the motherboard.
PS: note the change Sailing
I would like to upload pictures so I show them the overclock and temps. At the everest I have a 20% overclock in the processor.

If no moves to 107ºC for nothing, there must be a sensor false or broken, maybe the aux in the motherboard. I have one that according to the good mood having said -55 seventh or eighth 55.

The pictures they show like my overclocking of 19% in AMD 4200 + totally stable tested with the everest (system stability test) after 20 minutes and 4 hours of grid. I hope you liked it.

Now thank you very much for the help... the next overclock will be GForce 8800gt msi 1 week ago but that still does not have the job completed.

What I would like to know is whether that makes everest faze the cpu up to 100% is reliable or whether there was any way to carry it over to the overclock?

The best thing to stress remains the Orthos, also warns that if you find any fault, and stops automatically. Have a button that says add images, it put the link to the image so we can see here, without having to open the page.