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What Can I Do With This Setup??

SuddenDemise

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Heres All My Specs according to CPU-Z. Could someone suggest what i should do to OC this system? Thanks...
 
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magsec said:
ehhhh, masturbate to gay porn while encoding divx of mickey mouse pounding paris hilton in the doodoo hole? got me.

paris hilton is ugly !

with this system, you can donate it to the poor country where they don have enough food to eat. This system can help them buy more food by selling such system. :rolleyes:
 
holycpu said:
paris hilton is ugly !

with this system, you can donate it to the poor country where they don have enough food to eat. This system can help them buy more food by selling such system. :rolleyes:

ummm... ok, what memory, and cooling system are your running?
 
][V][AGIC said:
ummm... ok, what memory, and cooling system are your running?

I got a 512 Stick of Mushkin DDR400 and a 256 stick of some generic stuff, also DDR400.

For cooling I have a ThermalTake Venus 12 CPU Fan and 2 System Fans.


And to the other two that replied: why you gotta be mean like that?
 
If your looking to OC, get new ram, because 3448 are awful timings, get some utt. Also you might want a new mobo, maybe NF4.
 
Or he could simply remove the generic stick of memory, go into his BIOS and start bumping up the FSB? bump it up by 5-10, see if the machine POST's.
If it does, go run Prime95 in torture test mode (i think generally the 'in-place large fft's" one is used for this. It's what I use anyhow. Most heat, most load on the CPU.

anyhow, run that for a good handful of hours (some day 24hrs, some say 12, some say 4-8), without an error, and you should be okay at that speed.

Bump up the FSB another 5-10, and repeat.

If Prime95 has a rounding error, it's mis-calculated. if this occurs
Lower the FSB a few notches. 3-5 at a time. At each interval, run Prime95 again, and verify stability.

That's about all there is to it, without getting all hardcore, or screwing with voltages and timings.

Note: I've no idea how much you know about computers. For all I know you could know-all. I'm just answering yer question ;)
 
Get the generic crap out of there. It's best not to mix memory types because their properties can be quite a bit different.

Read Eclipse's guide, linked in my sig. It'll get you through most of it, post back if you need anything clarified.
 
I know about computers, just not when it comes to OverClocking thats new territory to me. Anyhow. I've been told by several people two things: Your MOBO sucks, get an new one. And like many of you have said, get rid of that generic RAM. Now this is the first computer I ever built, and i did it all on my own, so I fucked up on a couple of things when selecting my componets. So I have decided to use this Computer to experiment with modding and use it for gaming cause it actually runs everything i throw at it with ease. And in a month or so (when i find a new job) Sell it and build me something better. I tried uping the FSB a bit and it just didn't like it at all so OCing this thing isn't going to happen. Thanks for the suggestions though. When I build my new rig I'll try again.
 
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