Y yyc Distinguished Nov 10, 2004 8 0 18,510 May 2, 2005 #1 I don't want to overclock my cpu, but I want to know what is the maximum cpu speed that I can set through bios. Thanks first for any reply.
I don't want to overclock my cpu, but I want to know what is the maximum cpu speed that I can set through bios. Thanks first for any reply.
T timberwolf1 Distinguished Mar 24, 2003 397 0 18,780 May 2, 2005 #2 You need to refer to your CPU documentation. They should list down the maximum 'non-overclocked' CPU speed. Gary Hendricks <A HREF="http://www.digital-music-guide.com" target="_new">Digital-Music-Guide.com</A>
You need to refer to your CPU documentation. They should list down the maximum 'non-overclocked' CPU speed. Gary Hendricks <A HREF="http://www.digital-music-guide.com" target="_new">Digital-Music-Guide.com</A>
Y yyc Distinguished Nov 10, 2004 8 0 18,510 May 3, 2005 #3 The problem is that I do not see any cpu documentation when I bought the cpu. Anyway, thanks.
N Nights_L Distinguished Jan 25, 2003 1,452 0 19,280 May 3, 2005 #4 OverClock it and find it yourself...overclock once for 10 years won't kill ur cpu
O o1die Illustrious May 16, 2001 14,175 0 42,960 May 3, 2005 #5 The 2600, assuming it is a barton, runs at about 1900 hertz. You set your cpu fsb at 166. Use cpuid, a free download, to check out your specs.
The 2600, assuming it is a barton, runs at about 1900 hertz. You set your cpu fsb at 166. Use cpuid, a free download, to check out your specs.
Rugger Splendid Jan 11, 2005 6,707 0 26,160 May 4, 2005 #6 *coughMEGAhertzcough* __________________________________________________ <font color=red>You're a boil on the arse of progress - don't make me squeeze you!</font color=red>
*coughMEGAhertzcough* __________________________________________________ <font color=red>You're a boil on the arse of progress - don't make me squeeze you!</font color=red>