[Help] P4 Overclock

Ralm

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Hi everyone,

Since Im going to buy a new computer very very soon, I was wondering if I can Overclock my old computer. ( basically just for fun)

I have a Asus P4S800D as motherboard and an itel Pentium 4 3Ghz stock.

Any tips?? XD thanks
 
Ok people I found out. I see that the Pentium 4 are blocked, so the only way is to increse the Bus Speed. It cames Stock at 200Mhz (with a locked multiplier x15) I was able to do a small OC, setting at 215Mhz getting a core speed of 3228MHz, no more because at 220 I was getting an error at Prime and more then that the system dont start properlly.

By the way, where is the file Stress.txt that Prime talks about?

Thanks all
 
that processor will do 4GHz, should be quite easiely...

3.8 was the top prescott that was made

just beware, they were known for melting down the world...and then some
 
aye, 1.6 should do it, and with the chip still being 130nm (if i remember correctly) then it will take that quite easiely, just make sure you have it attached to some form of decent cooling, or it will go chenobyl on you
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yeah XD

I did it a bit for fun, since Im about to buy a new computer.

About coller is Stock. And now is at 64ºC MAX. And if I found something really cheap like 20 € I maybe buy a cooler.

Them about voltage I dont have control about it. There is only 1 option that allow voltage to oscilate 0.1v, and it does. My processor does from 1.4V to 1.5v

By the way is theis voltages normal?? looks high comparing with a i7.

I will try to lower the Ram speed, because as I reaise the Base clock, it raises everything.

Edit:

Will be impossible to found a Socket 478 cooler LOOOL
 
my cooler on my athlon 64 would fit lol

but yeah, that will do 4GHz easiely, it should run at 80*c consistantly without doing it any harm

1.6v max
 
The problem is that if I raise more (the base Clock) the system just dont boot! Dont load the windows. Is it because of the Sata Harddrives?? I saw some people talking about it that raising the Base clock would change the speeds of everything else in the system.
 
Well because of Ram what I tryed to do was, set Ram speed to 333Mhz (they are 400) to compensate de Overclock but the same.

And Im getting System Breaks a bit often. Dont know what is not likeing the OC. =S

I disable that option ( Voltage offset 0.1 at the Vcore) to get something more fixed and stable. Is the same. But voltage is more regular now, max 1.42v instead of 1.5v.
 
having a fixed multiplier makes things difficult, you need a ratio on the ram ...

like ...ahh, im struggling to remember this

1:2, ddr400, runs at 200MHz, but its shown as 400 cos its double data rate, but if you put a ratio of 1:2 on it, it runs at '800' even though it doesnt...

then with 800, that gives you a lot more manoverability for overclocking, it just causes a backlog of data in your buffer

if someone else remembers better than me, feel free to correct that if i remembered wrong
 
I didnt fully understand what you said. I was talking about processor OC. When I say my Ram is DDR 400Mhz is not what is shown at CPUZ is the final speed. At CPUZ ( at Ram section) I have:

DRAM Frequency: 212Mhz

FSB: DRAM : 1:1

Latency 3-5-5-9

All those values are Auto.
 
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