overclock e6700 with DQ965GF

Hi,

How can I overclock e6700 with DQ965GF mainboard ?

Is there a guide available and how far can I do the overclocking ?

Regards,

Jerry

Jerry MAY wrote:
How can I overclock e6700 with DQ965GF mainboard ?

Is there a guide available and how far can I do the overclocking ?

Seen this?
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/t280634.html

Clockgen seems to be MIA from cpuid.com, but you could probably find
it somewhere else.

Fishface wrote:
Jerry MAY wrote:
How can I overclock e6700 with DQ965GF mainboard ?

Is there a guide available and how far can I do the overclocking ?

Seen this?
http://forums.extremeoverclocking.com/t280634.html

Clockgen seems to be MIA from cpuid.com, but you could probably find
it somewhere else.



You could get Clockgen 1.0.5.3, from an archived page from the site.
Archive.org is frequently overloaded, so you have to be very patient
some times. There is a download link, when this page appears. Note -
this archive site has a tendency to remove the last byte of the file
it archives, and at least in the case of one executable, I had to
add 0x00 byte to the end of the executable, before WinXP would run it.
When you download the ZIP file here, it will be "damaged". I just checked
here, and when PKZIP repairs the file, it did add one more byte of
0x00 to the end of the file.

http://web.archive.org/web/200709271...m/clockgen.php

When that link is formulated like this, you get to see all available
archive dates for the page.

http://web.archive.org/*/http://www....m/clockgen.php

A second alterative for programming a clock generator is SETFSB.

http://www13.plala.or.jp/setfsb/

Clock generator programs only support a limited set of
chips, so the vast majority of motherboards will not be supported.

Multiplier programming can be done with RMClock or CrystalCPUID.
You drop the multiplier, any time you're experimenting with a
higher FSB or perhaps higher memory settings. Dropping the
multiplier, prevents the CPU core clock from being a limitation.
I find the interface of RMClock to be overly complicated for
this. With CrystalCPUID, the setting won't "take" immediately,
and if you're watching the results with CPUZ from CPUID, it
takes some fiddling around with CrystalCPUID menus, before the
setting finally changes on the hardware.

http://crystalmark.info/software/Cry...D/index-e.html

Paul