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    Quote Originally Posted by mallett View Post
    is there any performance differences of decreasing the memory divider but upping the fsb and therefore keeping the memory at its rated frequency but upping the cpu clock? or is this just pointless?
    You cant do that on the 965 chipset, which is what we are using here. For that, you will need something like the 650i/680i. Thats for another guide
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    Ahh clunk, top stuff dude. Thank you
    I was going in somewhat blindly in my OC'ing (not really knowing what vcore to set etc).

    *tips hat* Want a beer on me?

    I've hit 3.1ghz @3.125v
    coretemp - 45C idle 55-57C load (a bit high for an artic freezer 7 pro )
    but asus probe states 39 idle and 49 load. Its quite a difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oobie- View Post
    I've hit 3.1ghz @3.125v
    How much? I smell smoke
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    Clunk, you rule. I'm building a new PC on Saturday and was hoping to overclock, but not entirely sure how to go about it. This will be a major help.

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    Clunk you are a legend. This is just what a noob like me has been looking for.

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    D'oh!

    Not 3....

    1.325!
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    I thought that might be it, good going mate
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    I am going to go to uni to do computer animation next year and am in process of buying my new computer (sig for details). obviosly some gaming too

    Will it be better to OC an E4300 to a medium level (2.8ish) or just to stick stock and get an E6400.

    Was planning on OCing but have had doubts

    im not sure on the consiquiences of OCing, and therefore am worried that messing with CPU and RAM whilst going to do a pretty demanding computer wise course may be a bad idea?
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    If you are doing the course next year, you are better off waiting to see what is out nearer the time I would think. C2D's are due to drop in price next month apparently
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    well i mean next academic year (september start) and i have all parts, just waiting for the cash to come this weekend to buy CPU, GFX card and OS, rest is stacked in my room atm :/

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    In that case, looking at the parts you have, it would be criminal NOT to overclock it. If you are worried, set the voltage manually to something like 1.2v or 1.3v and see how high you can go with the FSB. The temps wint rise because the voltage will stay the same
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clunk View Post
    In that case, looking at the parts you have, it would be criminal NOT to overclock it. If you are worried, set the voltage manually to something like 1.2v or 1.3v and see how high you can go with the FSB. The temps wint rise because the voltage will stay the same
    Got to agree with Clunk even just jumping to 2.4-2.7 makes a huge difference with a E4300. A lot of these chips can even do that undervolted.

    Mine will go to 3.1 at stock, and it;s not an especially good clocker.

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    ok i think i may go for it

    i wanna keep it really simpe though

    mabye do an extra long orthos

    EDIT - Anywhay what am i doing i got an art deadline tomorow so i probly wont even be going to uni if i dont start doing somethng!!

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    thanks for this Clunk
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    Clunk you are to be applauded. This is a great piece of work and you have clearly put in a lot of effort to the benefit of others.

    Thank you and well done.

    I have a lot of computer and network experience – from running mainframe data centers to thousands of networked PCs to small home networks, but I have virtually no successful experience of overclocking. My attempts with my Athlon 3200+ with an Abit NF7-S v2 were hugely disappointing – so I gave up and just used the machine as a work-horse. I build quite a lot of PCs for people, but just build them neat, and run them at stock.

    I currently run my ASUS Commando at 3G – all I have done is up the FSB to 300 to achieve this, and it is rock solid.

    Given all the problems reported with Commando’s on this forum I decided to stop and push no further – however your guide has given me the inspiration to push on a bit more…..

    Thank you again Clunk
    Try to make each and every day the best it can be.

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    Nice little guide, currently (E6400 on quad GT) at 425x8 @ 1.32 load at 44C and idles around the 30C mark.

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