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9th Feb 2008, 23:37
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Hi, I need some help on finding the cpu overclocking part in the BIOS. I'm still a beginner with computers, only built my first build 2 months ago. Anyway some things people could tell me is what to increase, what to do, and where it usually is. Someone with my board or a similar one from gigabyte would be a massive help.
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10th Feb 2008, 01:18
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Find the front side bus (FSB) control and increase that. It'll be under CPU options of some sort. Increase it by 10mhz until you freeze up/can't load into windows then reduce it back to the highest stable setting, run a video game or something and see if it crashes, if not congrats you've OC'd, if not just keep backing down until it's stable.
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16th Feb 2008, 02:20
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Also, do not touch anything else in the BIOS. If your 'new to computers' i advise you only touch the CPU speed and nothing else.
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