I'm using a Biostar TA 970 with an AMD Sempron 145 2.8 GHz processor for a new build, and although I'm happy with the way it's performing, I'd like to juice it up a bit.
From what I've read Semprons are unlocked and can easily be overclocked to 3.6 GHz and beyond, so I went into the BIOS to increase the processor's multiplier, and there is no option to go above 14 (14 x 200 FSB = 2.8 GHz) on the multiplier.
The 970 is a fairly modern board so surely it must have CPU overclocking abilities... what am I missing?


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so be careful on those VRMs, heat and voltage wise. The little fellas may not be able to handle it as well as you might think.
