[Teh_BuG]

Took this from EVEREST Home

Processor Properties:
Manufacturer.........................Intel
Version.................................Intel Celeron™
CPU Alias..............................Coppermine-128
External Clock.......................100 MHz
Current Clock........................1100 MHz
Voltage.................................1.6 V
Socket Designation.................Intel™ Socket 370

Now as far as i know i can not overclock that CPU is that correct?

This post has been edited by Teh_BuG: 13 January 2006 - 07:12 AM

[Unclassified]

Hey i dont know if this helps or not but you cant overclock a celeron 700mhz on socket 370 so i dont think you can but im not sure.

[LLXX]

If you can change the external clock you should be able to oc it.

100x11 is the default speed 1100MHz
110x11 is a 10% oc 1210MHz
120x11 is a 20% oc 1320MHz
128x11 is a 28% oc 1408MHz and would be as far as I'd go with stock cooling and voltage.

[puntoMX]

I OCed 600MHz celeron 2 CPUs at 1132MHz on CUBX motherboards from ASUS with aircooling and the CPU at 2.0v (high, I know, don´t try it directly ). I never tried a 1100MHz CPU, but it just depents on your mobo.

So, the question is, can your mobo do it? What brand and type of mobo you have there?

[Teh_BuG]

mobo? a POS, thats what


its a Compaq Evo D300mt and they have MR825 boards i think ami bios


the newest drivers i can find for the damm thing are soo old :/


ive tried to change the clock multiplyer but the only way i had to actuailly check the clock was in "my computer"'s proberties box and i think thats a text file if i remmber i'll try again with everest.


thnx 4 helpz

[LLXX]

Compaq? You can forget about OC'ing it. Their mobos don't have adjustable frequency and voltage, but you should look around in the BIOS setup to make sure.

[Teh_BuG]

snap time for a new pc