Overclocking Amd phenom x4 965BE

by Xictus • 15 Jan 2011, 15:05 • Journals
I have an Amd's processor and I want overclock my processor to higher voltages (default clockrate is 3.4ghz and my target is overclock into 3.7 or 3.8 ghz. When I assembled my computer, I bought better fan onto my processor because default fans don't tolerate much overclocking. So now I am in need of applications and basic tutorial how to overclock my processor. I would be thankful if someone had time to advice me with this thing.
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zAAba 15 Jan 2011, 15:06
BIOS?
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Xictus 15 Jan 2011, 15:07
Yes, it's also possible overclock processor/rams via bios but there is a some (official) overclocking program for AMD processor?
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zAAba 15 Jan 2011, 15:08
use BIOS if u want overclock your processor
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flR 15 Jan 2011, 15:07
1) open browser
2) go to www.google.com
3) search for 'overclocking amd phenom'
4) profit
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garin 15 Jan 2011, 15:08
try YouTube tbh, it's only a case of changing some values in the BIOS :)
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ETNiES 15 Jan 2011, 15:14
it's bit more tricky than that trying to get it stable :)
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garin 15 Jan 2011, 15:19
true, but my point is still correct to a degree :P
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ETNiES 15 Jan 2011, 15:27
to a degree yea ha
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fredd 15 Jan 2011, 15:56
yeah man it's rocket science
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ETNiES 15 Jan 2011, 17:57
Did I say it was hard? you smart cunt.
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mana 15 Jan 2011, 15:08
just use BIOS, the easiest way.
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zAAba 15 Jan 2011, 15:09
celeron d320 from 2.4ghz to 3.5ghz
skilled?
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Xictus 15 Jan 2011, 15:10
Definetly, but I heard rumour that Intel processors are simple to overlock :)
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ENSJQM 15 Jan 2011, 15:11
turn everything to the max in BIOS especially FSB
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Xictus 15 Jan 2011, 15:13
Are there any risks ?
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zAAba 15 Jan 2011, 15:14
just change settings part by part and check temp of processor etc
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Xictus 15 Jan 2011, 15:17
Do you know why I can't see my processor's tempereture via applications? It only shows 0 degress for every core. I am only able to see tempertures in bios :X
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zAAba 15 Jan 2011, 15:18
so check in bios :ssssss
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zenix 15 Jan 2011, 15:29
there is no FSB anymore for a few years already with AMD.
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ENSJQM 15 Jan 2011, 15:31
im stuck in 90's forever so i wouldnt know
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zenix 15 Jan 2011, 15:27
google, it's easy if you just take your time.
and test with linx/intelburntest/prime95 for several hours
and use bios

And if you want any help, its not easy to give if we only know the cpu.
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anagaro 15 Jan 2011, 15:44
QuoteI want overclock my processor to higher voltages


I lol'd
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zenix 15 Jan 2011, 16:00
yes he should just use 2v that will be great.
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anagaro 15 Jan 2011, 16:07
max 1.5V
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zenix 15 Jan 2011, 19:09
my average mobo can do 2v np.
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anagaro 15 Jan 2011, 20:08
2V is too high
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zenix 15 Jan 2011, 20:49
sarcasm? :D And for LN2 it's not.
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Xictus 15 Jan 2011, 16:11
I overclocked into 3,7 ghz by using video which was posted above by garin :)
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