Today, I was bored, and Borune was making me jealous by his AMD Athlon 64 Winchester 3000+, which he overclocked to 2.7GHz. He was, as usual, bustin on my Intel, etc. Well here is what I did to prepare...
1. Disabled ALL Startup Applications (In MSCONFIG)
2. Turned Off ALL Windows' Visual Enhancements
3. Shut Down PC & Removed Sound Card
4. Went Into BIOS...
-Disabled Onboard Sound
-Disabled Onboard Lan
-Disabled Hyper-Threading
-Put VCore @ 1.56v (Stock 1.52)
-Put RAM @ 266MHz
5. Booted into windows and started up Clockgen, CPU-Z, and Paint.
Here Were My Results...
Stock
Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/01.jpg
Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/02.jpg
Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/03.jpg
Full Image -
http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/04.jpg
Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/05.jpg
I got to 280FSB, but it was too unstable to even save a JPG in Paint. I upped it to 285FSB and it froze. I pressed the reset button and it didn't post. I got kinda scared, but, I just put back in my SB Live!, and cleared my CMOS. Then it boot like a charm.
So, there was my little overclocking adventure of the day! This P4 is a helluva champ, when it comes to anything. Suprised me! I was hoping for 275MHz FSB, and I got it, but a little more.
I bet, if I gave it more voltage, I could get higher, but I'm not feeling that daring, this time.
See you all around!
1. Disabled ALL Startup Applications (In MSCONFIG)
2. Turned Off ALL Windows' Visual Enhancements
3. Shut Down PC & Removed Sound Card
4. Went Into BIOS...
-Disabled Onboard Sound
-Disabled Onboard Lan
-Disabled Hyper-Threading
-Put VCore @ 1.56v (Stock 1.52)
-Put RAM @ 266MHz
5. Booted into windows and started up Clockgen, CPU-Z, and Paint.
Here Were My Results...
Stock

Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/01.jpg

Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/02.jpg

Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/03.jpg

Full Image -
http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/04.jpg

Full Image - http://pcparadise.thepcelement.com/Files/images/recordoc/05.jpg
I got to 280FSB, but it was too unstable to even save a JPG in Paint. I upped it to 285FSB and it froze. I pressed the reset button and it didn't post. I got kinda scared, but, I just put back in my SB Live!, and cleared my CMOS. Then it boot like a charm.

So, there was my little overclocking adventure of the day! This P4 is a helluva champ, when it comes to anything. Suprised me! I was hoping for 275MHz FSB, and I got it, but a little more.
I bet, if I gave it more voltage, I could get higher, but I'm not feeling that daring, this time.
See you all around!