XP2500+ too XP3200+

[Subtle]

There is some kid of error in Windows, when I overclock my belowed XP2500+ up to 200Mhz bus.. with aggressive setup..

What am I doing wrong CPU is around 48 C

 

[2Fresh]

You have given us no information on your oc (except speed) or what the "error" is.

 

[Subtle]

the error is that Windows crashes

 

[implicit1]

bump up the voltage a tad. Wait, on second thought read and learn about overclocking as much as you can, then bump the voltage a tad.

 

[CypHill]

It could be memory Error. Try lowering the timings on the RAM.

 

[MemoryInAGarden]

Originally posted by Subtle
the error is that Windows crashes

Is it just random application/game crashes or does it not boot/shut down properly? To help you better, we need to know what your vcore/vmem is, and we need more specific info than just Windows "crashing." Not trying to be a dick but if you want help, you need to provide as much information as possible.

 

[Subtle]

this is what I`ve got from looking in my bios:

V-core voltage: 1.72 V
+3V : 3.39V
+5V : 4.94V
+12V: 12.67V

CPU V-Core settings : Auto = 1.65 V
FSB Spread Spectrum = 0.50%

does this help

 

[GuitarWizzard]

try upping the voltage. Also, what are your memory timings???

 

[Subtle]

What and where are the memory timings?

 

[BrainC0DE]

*shakes head*

 

[GuitarWizzard]

Dont take this the wrong way, but if you cant find the memory timings i think you still have some more thigns to learn before your overclock. They are in the bios, usually in the same place you would find your cpu timings and stuff, they should be somthign like 5 - 2 - 2 -2 or whatever.

 

[angrybusdriver]

Yeah, it sounds like you need to do some more reading. It's always a good idea to know what to expect before you even go mucking about in the BIOS.

 

[BrainC0DE]

http://www.google.com/ us it, its a fantastic tool and there are 1,000 great FAQ/FYIs out there explaining the basics of overclocking.

 

[Subtle]

I found it but I dont know what to do about it... it is on "auto" now..

 

[bootoo]

Set it on expert and then set on something loose like 2.5/3/3/11 or the reverse depending on your bios.

I mean memory.

Set the cpu interface to aggressive. (at least on my mobo)

Set everything to expert and then investigate the settings on google - dang that's a high o/clock you're trying without knowing the settings, eh?

Oh and on some nf 2 mobos you need to lock in the agp on 67 instead of auto - I've only heard that not on mine.