Any other programs like CPUFSB?

[Komataguri]

My mobo has no OC options, but the concept of programs like CPUFSB really sparked my interest in trying to OC despite no bios options.


HOWEVER, CPUFSB does not support my PLL. So I was wondering if there were other programs like CPUFSB that I could possibly try and see if they support my PLL.

 

[FUBAR]

Have you tried Clockgen ? I've been using it and it's nice for getting a higher clock from within windows than you might get thru BIOS or just quickly changing clock speeds and voltages without a reboot. I will say that I'm getting some strange freezing in windows that I can't quite pin down, though.

 

[Komataguri]

Site dosn't list my PCChips m925 as a supported board :\

 

[don_vercetti]

you could try 8rdavcore....google it.

 

[Komataguri]

No support for my mobo, either. Damn, So much for overclocking.

 

[memphis_1220]

Site dosn't list my PCChips m925 as a supported board :\

Does 'support' mean that it will not work? Because, for example, some ISP's say they do not support network routers. They still work but they do not "provide" support if anything goes wrong.

 

[Komataguri]

Does 'support' mean that it will not work? Because, for example, some ISP's say they do not support network routers. They still work but they do not "provide" support if anything goes wrong.

Support, meaning they do not have the access paramiters for my PLL and are not programed to set precisely the functions of my PLL. So if I try to use something other then the one ment specificly for my PLL, I risk blowing up my mobo in glorious blue fire from the depths of hells seventh layer.


or..short out and fry my mobo. Either or, really

 

[memphis_1220]

...I risk blowing up my mobo in glorious blue fire from the depths of hells seventh layer.

...as long as it looks pretty