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Old 30-06-2006, 02:28 PM   #1 (permalink)
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im tryin to overclock my cpu and i was wondering as to which program i can use to test the ability of my pc to remain stable...can ne1 help?
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Memtest
Sissandra(burnin modules)
To check stability of gfx card play games that u have played many times before so u can see if these are any error in rendering or anything
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Not only memTest also over-heating tests. Definitely if you over-clock , the CPU
temperature is going to shootup. Over-Clock little-by-little, simultaneously check the
temperature. A good big copper heatsink will also help. Too much over-heating
results in a burnt motherboard, so be cautious!!
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Not only memTest also over-heating tests. Definitely if you over-clock , the CPU
temperature is going to shootup. Over-Clock little-by-little, simultaneously check the
temperature. A good big copper heatsink will also help. Too much over-heating
results in a burnt motherboard, so be cautious!!
Why only Mobo, what about the processor?
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Old 30-06-2006, 11:33 PM   #5 (permalink)
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my processor's stock speed was 2.0 ghz. i ocd it to 2.15 ghz and got these readings in sisoft sandra in the burn in test after 10 runs:
Board Temperature : 46.0°C (Min 40.0°C; Avg 45.7°C; Max 49.0°C)
CPU Temperature : 59.0°C (Min 43.0°C; Avg 57.3°C; Max 61.0°C)
are these temperatures normal ?can i overclock further? plz help!
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That looks OK to me. I also want you to stress-test the machine under heavy-duty
Graphics game like Doom 3. After over-clocking also check with 3D Mark 2005
scores. See how much difference you notice between previous state ( normal state)
and after overclocking (hyper-state).
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hi jguru wats the max safe temperature of the proc/mb
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for overclocking you can also use bios. you can increade the clock speed frm ther.. total cpu speed = clock speed x multiplier .

if clock speed is 200mhz and multiplier is 10 then cpu speed is = 2 ghz
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