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Over-clocking Intel Pentium Dual-Core E2180 @2.0Ghz?
ok heres the break-down: if been trying to get this thing to 2.6 GHz but i can only get it to 2.2 GHz all i did was to change the CMOS ratio from 200 to 220; anything above that and it won't boot into windows and maybe some post problems. My board is a ASRock G41M-VS2( so i get that it isn't a very good rig). However by chance there are possibilities to bump the clock, here are cpu-z's readings:
core voltage: 1.266-1.288 (varies seems i need to disable power saving options)
Core speed: 2199.2 MHz ( i have the CMOS ratio at 220 stable)
Multiplier: x 10.0
Bus Speed: 219.9 Mhz
rated FSB: 879.6 MHz
i don't see options to change these in bios only somthing abt DRAM timings
FSB:DRAM= 3:5
Cas# latency: 5.0 clks
RAS# to CAS#: 5 clks
RAS# precharge#: 5clks
cycle time# 15 clks
yeah i have 3Gs of DDRII-800 installed at DDRII-763 or sumthing like that
GPU: ASUS Radeon HD4870
2 Answers
- JimLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
>The better thing to do is to go to an overclockers site - there are several of them on the net, to get overclocking advise. This is not a good forum for overclocking advise. Try these sites: